What problem does it solve? Building consistent React Native and React Native Web interfaces with the ZORA UI kit requires resolving category-driven design decisions, compiling themes, validating manifests, and auditing visual evidence, all through released owner APIs that are easy to misuse or bypass. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Configuration and Screen Design: Run a progressive configuration conversation, then generate one screen or an ordered series with shared navigation, state, geometry, and tokens compiled through installed owner APIs. - Screen Recognition and Reconstruction: Analyze a supplied UI screenshot with the deterministic Utility image pipeline to produce a ScreenSpec, confidence scores, and alternatives before converting it into a manifest screen. - Evidence-Aware Audits: Evaluate image or runtime evidence against a canonical weighted rubric with release gates, producing scores, coverage, findings, and risks. - Template Authoring: Validate asset bundles and scaffold portable Templates repository units with createAppManifest.ts, screen evidence, and runtime images. - Use Case: A designer supplies a screenshot of an existing dashboard and asks to rebuild it as a ZORA manifest; the skill runs programmatic recognition, resolves components from owner metadata, compiles light and dark themes, and scaffolds a release-valid template. ## Quick Start Use the zora-designer skill to design a developer tools app screen with an analogous color harmony and validate the resulting manifest.