What problem does it solve? Cross-cutting UI/UX changes like design tokens, layout conventions, and navigation flows need a formal specification before coding, but teams often skip documentation or lose track of implementation status. This Skill enforces a structured RFC workflow so every major frontend change is proposed, tracked, and verified. ## Core Features & Use Cases - RFC Creation: Generates a new numbered RFC from the standard template, including metadata, motivation, and a concrete violation list with file paths and current vs. expected values. - Status Lifecycle Management: Tracks RFC states (Draft, Accepted, Implemented, Superseded, Withdrawn) and keeps the index in docs/rfcs/README.md synchronized. - Guided Implementation: Walks through the RFC checklist, verifies each fix with grep to confirm violations are gone, and marks the RFC Implemented when complete. - Use Case: When you decide to change the color system across the app, ask the agent to write an RFC first—it scans the codebase for violations, documents them, and later verifies each fix. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to create an RFC for changing the design token system, and it will scan the codebase, draft the spec, and update the RFC index.