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Visual Stack's primary tool. Build a UI wireframe and open it in an interactive review workspace where the user comments directly on the page, turning those comments into the next iteration — or point the same workspace at an app that is already running and review the real thing. Use when the user wants a wireframe, UI mockup, screen design or prototype built; wants to review, annotate, mark up or comment on a page, a design, an existing UI, a running app or a website; wants to iterate on a UI; asks to use Visual Stack; or invokes $vstack:review, /vstack:review, or the older /vstack:wireframe.
Cavalry-Collective/visual-stack · ★ 11 · Web & Frontend · score 72
Install: claude install-skill Cavalry-Collective/visual-stack
## 0 · Host (do this first) This skill is **tool-agnostic**. The loop is defined in `plugins/vstack/contracts/review-loop.md` and the ops you need in `plugins/vstack/contracts/host.md`. **Never invent host-specific tool names in this file** — they live only in the Host adapter. | You are running under… | Load adapter | Set | | --- | --- | --- | | **Codex** | `skills/review/hosts/codex.md` | `VSTACK_HOST=codex` (or `--host codex` on `serve`) | | **Grok** Build / Grok CLI | `skills/review/hosts/grok.md` | `VSTACK_HOST=grok` (or `--host grok` on `serve`) | | **Claude Code** | `skills/review/hosts/claude.md` | `VSTACK_HOST=claude` (default if unset) | Adapters live in the `hosts/` directory beside this SKILL.md. Do not read `plugins/vstack/host-profiles/<id>.json` instead: that JSON is UI data with no tool mapping. **Read the adapter before §3.** Every `background`, `watch_stream`, `stop`, `share`, and `browser_capture` step is fulfilled exactly as that file says. A two-way review loop. The user comments on the screen; you apply the comments, ask about anything ambiguous, and publish the next version. Two things can go under it: | | what it is | what you change | |---|---|---| | **A page** (§1–§3) | a wireframe you just generated, an exported screen, a prototype — any self-contained HTML file | the file | | **A UI that exists** (§7) | an app on localhost, or a website on the internet: the real screens, real data, real states | the source code — or, for a site you don't own,