reverting-design-to-known-good-baseline

What problem does it solve? Undoing design work by hand-editing CSS toward an older look leaves residue and drift. This Skill performs a clean restore of design and theme files to a named baseline so the palette is exactly what it was, not an approximation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Baseline identification: Locates the target state from a prior commit (git log --oneline -- resources/css/app.css), a date, a named palette version, or the framework's stock starter-kit CSS. - Restore, don't patch: Uses git checkout <commit> -- <files> or writes the stock default file verbatim instead of incrementally editing current styles. - Whole-kind consistency: Reverts every theme file of the same kind (all theme CSS, fonts in app.blade.php, hardcoded accent shadows) and keeps STYLESEED.md / .ui-craft/tokens.md token docs in sync. - Use Case: A user says "reset the css to basic black and white" or "restore app.css to the version from 2 days ago" — the Skill finds the right commit, restores all related theme files, rebuilds assets, and verifies the UI shows the baseline palette. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to revert app.css and all theme files back to the version from a specific commit or named palette, then rebuild the assets.