What problem does it solve? Frontend changes often pass typecheck and tests while still producing broken layouts, incorrect dark mode rendering, or awkward animations, because LLMs lack a visual feedback loop. This Skill closes that gap by adding browser screenshot verification to the development workflow. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Screenshot-Based Verification: Take targeted screenshots after each small UI slice to confirm layout, alignment, overflow, and viewport behavior match intent. - Dark Mode and Responsive Checks: Emulate prefers-color-scheme: dark and test mobile (375px) and desktop viewports before considering a feature done. - Research-Driven Debugging: Use Tavily web search to understand unfamiliar CSS behaviors or animation issues instead of blindly iterating. - Use Case: While implementing a new dashboard component, you screenshot each change, catch a clipping issue at mobile width, verify dark mode renders correctly, and only then hand off to typecheck and tests. ## Quick Start Start the dev server, open the VS Code Simple Browser at the local URL, and ask the agent to implement one UI change and verify it with a screenshot.