What problem does it solve? Reading a document's source cannot reveal layout defects like text overflowing frames, overlapping figures, bad page breaks, or font substitution. This Skill renders the generated document and inspects the actual pages so these visual defects are caught before the document is submitted for approval. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Render-based inspection: Converts HTML, PDF, Google Slides/Docs, or system pages into images and reviews the layout visually, independent of how the document was generated. - Machine checks before human review: Runs measurable checks first (external references, figure widths, page counts, characters per page), then escalates to visual inspection of rendered images. - Correct routing of defects: Routes layout defects back to layout design, generation pipeline, or writing depending on the root cause, and stops the process when rendering or image reading is impossible. - Use Case: After generating a 12-page slide deck as PDF, render each page to an image, verify no text overflows its frame and no figures overlap, then record the reviewed scope and method as evidence for artifact approval. ## Quick Start Render the generated document and review its page layout for text overflow, overlapping figures, and page break issues before approval.
