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name: design-taste-enforcer
description: A quality layer for eliminating generic AI aesthetics in frontend code, with style archetypes and anti-cliché rules.
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# Frontend Design Taste Enforcer

## 1. What it does
Applies a set of style rules to prevent frontend work from looking generic or 'AI-flavored': visual archetypes (standard, soft-premium, editorial-minimal), configuration dials, and animation choreography standards. Raises the perceived quality of the final product.

## 2. When to use it
- Reviewing the visual result of an AI-generated page
- Defining the style archetype for a new project
- Polishing animations and micro-interactions before delivery

## 3. Steps
1. Choose the style archetype that best fits the brand
2. Review palette, typography, and spacing against anti-cliché rules
3. Adjust design configuration dials according to the archetype
4. Review animation and transition choreography
5. Compare the result against high-quality reference examples
6. Document remaining adjustments before final delivery

## 4. Safety rules
Always work in draft mode: nothing is sent, published, or paid for without explicit client approval. Never invent data, metrics, or results. No passwords, tokens, or API keys are requested or shown in chat.

## 5. Deliverable
A clear, reviewable draft of the output (text, code, report, or file), ready for the user to approve before it becomes final.