browser-verification
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Prove a UI change actually renders and works — desktop and mobile, controls operated, console clean. Use before reporting any change to rendered UI as done, when asked whether a screen actually functions, or when checking someone else's frontend work. Not for judging whether a design is good, and not a substitute for tests you intend to keep.
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npx skills add nahid-sparktales/agent-dispatcher --skill browser-verification -a claude-code
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