Your agency can adhere to design taste
Design taste your agent can be held to — a design-system skill plus designaudit, which measures the rendered page (type scale, contrast, spacing grid, palette drift) instead of trusting it looked right.
Project overview
dsh-design The only thing in this ecosystem that measures design rules on a rendered page.
Design tooling here splits into two buckets, and both leave the same hole. Generators produce a design and stop. Prompt-only skills hand the model a list of rules with nothing checking whether it followed them. Static analyzers parse CSS files, which cannot see what the browser actually painted: alpha composited over the real backdrop, utility classes after they resolve, a runtime theme switch, or the tap-target box as laid out.
dsh-design renders the page and measures it. "It looks good" becomes a number you can argue with — including the specific tells of a generated-looking page, which no other plugin checks at all: violet gradients caught by hue angle rather than a string match, emoji standing in for iconography, and type that fell back to the browser default because no family was ever chosen. Same brief, two agents