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Evidence-first design review of a PR's UI. Walks the changed screens in a real browser, performs the user's tasks, and posts findings ranked by user impact, each with evidence, a pattern, a trade-off and an acceptance criterion.
Research-first, evidence-first implementation planning in seven gated phases: frame the task, inventory the real codebase, verify ground truth from vendor source or official docs, adversarially audit existing code, analyze gaps, commit to design decisions, and write a phased plan document with timeline, risks, and verification. Enforces "no claim without evidence, no design before research". Use when the user asks to plan, design, architect, audit, or review before implementing a feature, refactor, migration, or system, or mentions deep-plan, /deep-plan, or Plan mode.
Ground UX work in actual users and evidence when who the design is for, their goals or context, or the strength of user knowledge is materially uncertain. Use when a designer asks who this is for, whether personas are useful, what research is needed, what existing research says, or when a decision depends on unsupported assumptions about users. Do not activate merely because a UX task involves users when the audience and need are already clear.