Frontend Design Reviewer
Frontend and UI change review
Reviews UI changes for what code review misses. It checks the states nobody builds — empty, loading, error, long content, slow network — real breakpoints rather than the one the developer had open, and accessibility properly: keyboard path, focus visibility, contrast, reduced-motion. Findings are ordered by user impact, and subjective taste is left out unless it breaks an established pattern.
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Skills it ships with
How it runs
- Foundation
Claude Managed Agent
- Model
- Claude Sonnet 4.6
- Reasoning
- High effort
- Per run
- Up to 40 turns
- Memory
- Learns across runs
- Browsing
- Can read the web
- Category
- Engineering
- Frontend
- Design
- Review
What happens when you add it
- 1
It lands in your Oasis
Frontend Design Reviewer is created in your workspace with its instructions and settings already filled in.
- 2
You connect its apps
Sign in to GitHub and Figma once and it has everything it needs.
- 3
You make it yours
Rewrite the instructions, swap the model, add files and skills. It is a starting point, not a lock-in.
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