What problem does it solve? Frontend design requests arrive vague and unstructured ("make it prettier", "it looks AI-generated"), and sending them to the wrong specialist produces contradictory advice or destroys design intent. This Skill acts as an orchestrator that reads the project context, diagnoses the request, and dispatches it to exactly one of seven specialized frontend design agents. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Request routing: Maps natural-language symptoms (landing pages, redesigns, motion, accessibility, responsiveness) to the correct owning agent via a dispatch table in references/routing.md. - Multi-agent pipelines: Defines ordered pipelines for new surfaces, redesigns, and diagnostics, coordinating art direction, design tokens, UX, motion, implementation, and read-only critique/audit agents. - Dispatch discipline: Enforces rules like one-owner-per-request, read-only agents never editing, and diagnosis-before-treatment for vague requests. - Use Case: A user says "this looks made by AI." The Skill routes to the design critic to name the generic patterns, then to the art director to choose a replacement visual direction, instead of letting an agent blindly restyle. ## Quick Start Describe your frontend design problem in plain language, such as "make a landing page for my product" or "the scroll stutters on mobile", and let the router dispatch the right specialist.
