yam-harness 0.1.0 → 0.1.2

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package/COMMANDS.md CHANGED
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  ```text
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  $ueye
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  첨부한 레퍼런스 이미지의 분위기를 참고해서 가격 카드 UI를 고급스럽게 개선해줘.
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+ 구현 전에 레퍼런스에서 읽은 디자인 특징을 짧게 증명하고,
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+ 구현 후 레퍼런스와 결과물을 비교해서 비슷한 점과 다른 점을 정리해줘.
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  이 프로젝트의 디자인 방향성과 맞게 구현하고,
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  가능하면 기본/모바일/오류 상태를 실제 화면 기준으로 확인해줘.
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  ```
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  가능한 안전한 수정안을 제안해줘.
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  ```
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+ ```text
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+ yam template ueye-comparison
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+ ```
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  ## Review-Only
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  ```text
package/README.md CHANGED
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  ## Routes
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  - `$quick`: fast scoped implementation, small fixes, and quick error scans.
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- - `$ueye`: design-heavy UI/UX implementation and screenshot-led visual review.
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+ - `$ueye`: tight UI/UX/design implementation and visual review with reference-read proof, comparison, and quality judgment.
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  - `$question`: direct Q&A without turning simple questions into research projects.
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  - `$scout`: bounded investigation and recommendation.
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  - `$deep`: single-agent heavy verification by request, including runtime/tmux/browser/process proof when needed.
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  node ./bin/yam.js budget ueye
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  node ./bin/yam.js measure ueye --files 5 --commands 2 --report-lines 12 --seconds 180
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  node ./bin/yam.js template ueye
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+ node ./bin/yam.js template ueye-comparison
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  node ./bin/yam.js template mission
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  node ./bin/yam.js template proof
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  node ./bin/yam.js tune-log /path/to/project
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  The package exposes the `yam` binary. It does not mutate your home directory during package installation.
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  ```bash
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- npx yam-harness list
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- npx yam-harness install
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+ npx -y --package yam-harness yam list
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+ npx -y --package yam-harness yam install
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  npm install -g yam-harness
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  yam status
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  ```
package/ROADMAP.md CHANGED
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  ### 5. Ueye Workflow
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- Goal: make screenshot/UI review more repeatable.
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+ Goal: make screenshot/UI review and reference-led design implementation more repeatable.
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  Tasks:
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  - Merge `ui`, `eye`, and `review` into `ueye`. Done.
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  - Add Ueye checklist refinements. Done.
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+ - Add Visual Evidence Inventory, Reference Read Proof, Reference vs Implementation Matrix, and Design Quality Review. Done.
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  - Add optional browser/screenshot capture notes.
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  - Keep image generation optional, never a gate.
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  - Real preview/screenshot evidence.
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  - Compact design direction.
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  - P0 visual quality gates over placeholder output.
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+ - Post-implementation design quality judgment across hierarchy, spacing, typography, color, component detail, interaction, responsiveness, accessibility, and brand fit.
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  Kept out by design:
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package/bin/yam.js CHANGED
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  const DEST = process.env.YAM_SKILLS_HOME || process.env.TIMETO_SKILLS_HOME || path.join(os.homedir(), '.agents', 'skills');
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  const CODEX_MIRROR = process.env.YAM_CODEX_MIRROR || process.env.TIMETO_CODEX_MIRROR || path.join(os.homedir(), '.codex', 'skills');
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- const VERSION = '0.1.0';
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+ const VERSION = '0.1.1';
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  const PROJECT_PACK = 'yam.project.md';
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  const LEGACY_PROJECT_PACK = 'timeto.project.md';
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  const PACK_STALE_DAYS = 30;
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  limits: { files: 8, commands: 2, reportLines: 16, seconds: 300 }
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  ueye: {
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- files: 'project direction, target UI surface, visual evidence, nearby component/styles',
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+ files: 'project direction, target UI surface, reference/before/after evidence, nearby component/styles',
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  commands: 'browser/screenshot when feasible; inspect 1-3 primary images by default; typecheck/build only if UI implementation changed code',
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- report: 'design work, source evidence, max 5 inventory rows, states checked, P0-P3 ledger, before/after, truth cap',
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- expand: 'when direction, reference image, or visual evidence requires it; do not do broad design archaeology for simple tweaks',
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+ report: 'visual evidence inventory, reference read proof, reference-vs-implementation matrix, design quality review, P0-P3 ledger, truth cap',
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+ expand: 'when reference fidelity, responsive/state risk, or visual evidence requires it; do not do broad design archaeology for simple tweaks',
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  limits: { files: 10, commands: 3, reportLines: 28, seconds: 600 }
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  'risk-escalation.md',
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  if (!hasHeading(projectTemplate, section)) issues.push(`project template missing section: ${section}`);
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  }
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  }
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- for (const template of ['ueye-review.md', 'mission-plan.md', 'runtime-proof.md', 'tuning-log.md']) {
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+ for (const template of ['ueye-review.md', 'ueye-comparison.md', 'mission-plan.md', 'runtime-proof.md', 'tuning-log.md']) {
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  if (!await exists(path.join(ROOT, 'templates', template))) issues.push(`missing template: ${template}`);
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+ ueyecompare: 'ueye-comparison.md',
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+ console.error('usage: yam template <project|ueye|ueye-comparison|mission|proof|tuning>');
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "yam-harness",
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- "version": "0.1.0",
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+ "version": "0.1.2",
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  "description": "Progressive proof-first Codex harness: start fast, deepen deliberately, stay honest by design.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "author": "0kim0bos",
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+ # Ueye Proof
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+ Ueye proof keeps visual claims honest without turning design review into a heavy release gate.
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+ ## When To Use
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+ Use Ueye proof artifacts when:
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+ - The user asks for UI/UX/design review.
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+ - A reference image, screenshot, or target design is part of the task.
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+ - The final answer needs to claim visual quality, visual parity, or responsive correctness.
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+ - A screenshot or browser check exists and should be tied to the conclusion.
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+ Skip or compress them when:
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+ - The change is text-only or documentation-only.
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+ - The user asks for a quick opinion and no visual source exists.
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+ - The only possible evidence is code reading; mark the result `assumed` or `partial`.
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+ ## Artifact Set
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+ ### Visual Evidence Inventory
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+ Purpose: identify what visual sources were inspected.
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+ Minimum useful fields:
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+ - Label:
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+ - Type:
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+ - Path/URL:
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+ - Dimensions:
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+ - sha256:
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+ - Viewport:
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+ - State:
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+ - Role:
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+ Bounds:
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+ - Default to 1-3 primary visual sources.
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+ - Cap ordinary inventories at 5 rows.
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+ - Record missing dimensions or hashes as `unknown`, not as failure.
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+ - Use generated annotations only as derivative aids.
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+ ### Reference Read Proof
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+ Purpose: separate reading the reference from judging the implementation.
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+ Capture:
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+ - Layout:
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+ - Hierarchy:
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+ - Color/contrast:
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+ - Component detail:
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+ - Interaction/motion:
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+ Keep this concise. It should explain what the reference asks for, not become a full design essay.
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+ ### Reference vs Implementation Matrix
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+ Purpose: compare reference direction against the actual implementation evidence.
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+ Status values:
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+ Rows to use only when relevant:
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+ - Layout and spacing.
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+ - Typography.
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+ - Color and contrast.
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+ - Component detail.
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+ - Interaction and motion.
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+ - Responsiveness.
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+ - Accessibility-relevant visuals.
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+ - Brand and mood fit.
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+ ### Design Quality Review
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+ Purpose: judge the implemented UI on design quality after evidence is established.
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+ Dimensions:
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+ - Visual hierarchy.
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+ - Typography.
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+ - Responsiveness.
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+ - Accessibility.
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+ For each relevant design dimension, use `pass`, `needs-polish`, or `fails`.
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+ ## Truth Caps
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+ - Generated-only evidence can support ideation or annotation, not implemented-screen verification.
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+ - Missing screenshots, unavailable browser, or text-only review should cap the result at `partial`, `blocked`, or `assumed`.
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+ Use `pass`, `needs-polish`, or `fails` for each relevant design dimension before listing actionable issues.
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+ | Dimension | Result | Evidence |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Visual hierarchy | needs-polish | |
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+ | Layout/spacing | needs-polish | |
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+ | Typography | needs-polish | |
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+ | Color/contrast | needs-polish | |
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+ | Component detail | needs-polish | |
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+ | Interaction/motion | needs-polish | |
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+ | Responsiveness | needs-polish | |
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+ | Accessibility | needs-polish | |
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+ | Brand/mood fit | needs-polish | |
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+ ### P0 Blockers
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+ - None.
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+ ### P1 Major
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+ - None.
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+ ### P2 Quality
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+ - None.
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+ ### P3 Polish
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+ - None.
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+ ## Truth Status
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+ - verified / partial / skipped / blocked / assumed:
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- - Source type:
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+ - Label:
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+ - Type:
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+ - Path/URL:
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+ - Dimensions:
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+ - sha256:
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+ - State:
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+ - Role: proof / reference direction / annotation / partial evidence
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+ ## Reference Read Proof
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+ - Visual hierarchy:
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+ - Typography:
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+ - Color/contrast:
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+ - Component detail:
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+ - Interaction/motion:
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+ - Responsiveness:
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+ - Brand/mood fit:
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+ ## Reference vs Implementation Matrix
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+ | Dimension | Status | Evidence |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Layout and spacing | not-verified | |
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+ | Visual hierarchy | not-verified | |
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+ | Typography | not-verified | |
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+ | Color and contrast | not-verified | |
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+ | Component detail | not-verified | |
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+ | Interaction and motion | not-verified | |
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+ | Responsiveness | not-verified | |
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+ | Accessibility visuals | not-verified | |
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+ | Brand and mood fit | not-verified | |
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+ Status values: matched / similar / different / not-verified / not-applicable.
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+ ## Design Quality Review
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+ | Dimension | Result | Evidence |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Visual hierarchy | needs-polish | |
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+ | Layout/spacing | needs-polish | |
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+ | Typography | needs-polish | |
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+ | Color/contrast | needs-polish | |
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+ | Component detail | needs-polish | |
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+ | Interaction/motion | needs-polish | |
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+ | Responsiveness | needs-polish | |
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+ | Accessibility | needs-polish | |
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+ | Brand/mood fit | needs-polish | |
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+ Result values: pass / needs-polish / fails.
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  ## P0-P3 Issues
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  ## Checks
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- - Alignment:
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- - Density:
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- - Text fit:
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+ - Visual hierarchy:
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+ - Layout/spacing:
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+ - Typography:
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+ - Color/contrast:
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+ - Component detail:
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+ - Interaction/motion:
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+ - Responsiveness:
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+ - Accessibility:
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  ## Safe Fix Path
package/yam.manifest.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "yam",
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+ "purpose": "Tight UI/UX/design implementation and visual review with reference-read proof, visual comparison, design quality review, and P0-P3 issue tracking."
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  },
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  {
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  "id": "question",