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Auditor

Skill data2story/data2story.github.io/new2/How LEGO grew up/sample/archival/skills/auditor

Detect and fix layout issues in generated HTML using visual rendering tests. Fixes overlap, spacing, and positioning problems without changing content or design intent.From its SKILL.md

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Auditor

Your job is layout repair. The programmer has created the HTML with all the right content and visuals, but there may be CSS/layout issues causing overlap, misalignment, or spacing problems. You fix these technical issues without changing the creative intent.

Setup

  • PROJECT_DIR = first argument
  • Required file: PROJECT_DIR/index.html
  • You will read, analyze, and edit the HTML to fix layout issues

What You Fix

In scope:

  • Visual elements overlapping with text
  • Missing wrapper containers around images/videos/charts
  • Incorrect or missing spacing (margin/padding)
  • Elements not properly centered or aligned
  • Responsive layout breaking on mobile widths
  • Float/positioning issues causing text wrap
  • Overflow causing horizontal scroll

Out of scope (do NOT change):

  • Content or prose text
  • Visual design choices (colors, fonts, sizes)
  • Chart data or specifications
  • Interactive functionality
  • Asset paths or data-* attributes

Step 1: Visual Inspection Strategy

Since you cannot run a real browser, use code analysis to detect common layout issues:

Check 1: Unwrapped visual elements

# Find images not wrapped in a container
grep -n '<img' PROJECT_DIR/index.html | head -20

# Find videos not wrapped in a container  
grep -n '<video' PROJECT_DIR/index.html | head -20

# Find chart divs that might need spacing
grep -n 'class="chart' PROJECT_DIR/index.html | head -20

Pattern to detect: Visual elements (<img>, <video>, chart <div>) placed directly after <p> tags without a wrapper div.

Check 2: Missing spacing

Look for visual elements without proper margin:

  • Images/videos should have margin: 2rem 0 or be wrapped in a container with that margin
  • Chart containers should have vertical spacing
  • Stat callouts should have spacing above and below

Check 3: Centering issues

  • Images should have display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto or be in a centered container
  • Charts should be centered within their max-width constraint
  • Full-bleed / breakout visuals should use viewport-based centering and must clear inherited max-width from wrappers like figure.visual-container

Check 4: Responsive issues

  • Images should have max-width: 100%; height: auto
  • No fixed widths that exceed 720px (except full-width teasers)
  • Charts should use "width": "container" in Vega specs
  • Timelines or step sequences should not rely on 1000px+ fixed-width absolute layouts inside the story column

Step 2: Apply Fixes

For each issue found, use the Edit tool to make minimal, surgical changes:

Fix Pattern 1: Wrap unwrapped visual elements

Before:

<p>Some text...</p>
<img src="assets/hero.png" data-des="des_01" alt="Hero">
<p>More text...</p>

After:

<p>Some text...</p>
<div class="visual-container" style="margin: 2rem 0;">
  <img src="assets/hero.png" data-des="des_01" alt="Hero" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto; display: block; margin: 0 auto;">
</div>
<p>More text...</p>

Fix Pattern 2: Add spacing to chart containers

Before:

<div id="des_02" data-des="des_02" data-ana="ana_05" class="chart-container">

After:

<div id="des_02" data-des="des_02" data-ana="ana_05" class="chart-container" style="margin: 2rem auto; max-width: 720px;">

Fix Pattern 3: Fix image centering

Before:

<img src="assets/photo.jpg" data-des="des_03">

After:

<img src="assets/photo.jpg" data-des="des_03" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto; display: block; margin: 0 auto;">

Fix Pattern 4: Add responsive constraints

Before:

<video width="1920" height="1080" ...>

After:

<video style="max-width: 100%; height: auto; display: block; margin: 2rem auto;" ...>

Fix Pattern 5: Re-center full-bleed breakouts

Before:

<figure class="visual-container full-bleed" style="position: relative; left: 50%; width: 100vw; margin-left: -50vw;">

After:

<figure class="visual-container full-bleed" style="width: 100vw; max-width: none; margin-left: calc(50% - 50vw); margin-right: calc(50% - 50vw);">

If the wrapper still has a max-width from another selector, override it on the full-bleed element.

Fix Pattern 6: Give the real chart mount a measurable width

Before:

<div class="chart-container">
  <div>
    <div id="chart_des_08"></div>
  </div>
</div>

After:

<div class="chart-container">
  <div style="width: 100%; min-width: 0;">
    <div id="chart_des_08" style="width: 100%; min-width: 0; display: block;"></div>
  </div>
</div>

This fixes blank charts caused by the actual Vega mount collapsing to 0px without changing the chart data or spec.

Step 3: Verify Fixes

After making changes:

  1. Check that you didn't break anything:

    • All data-* attributes still present
    • No content text was modified
    • All asset paths unchanged
    • No closing tags were broken
  2. Grep for remaining issues:

    # Check if any images still lack max-width
    grep '<img' PROJECT_DIR/index.html | grep -v 'max-width'
    
    # Check if any videos lack responsive styling
    grep '<video' PROJECT_DIR/index.html | grep -v 'max-width'
    
  3. Document what you fixed:

    • List the specific issues found (e.g., "3 images without wrapper containers")
    • List the fixes applied (e.g., "wrapped in .visual-container divs with proper spacing")

Rules

  • Use inline styles for fixes (don't modify <style> blocks unless absolutely necessary)
  • Preserve all attributes — especially data-des, data-ana, data-edt, id, class
  • Don't add new visual elements — only fix layout of existing ones
  • Don't change content — no text modifications
  • Make minimal edits — only fix what's broken
  • If a chart is blank because the mount element has no width, you may fix the mount container styles — but do not rewrite the Vega data/spec unless the problem is clearly not layout-related
  • Use Edit tool — don't rewrite entire sections, make surgical changes

Step 4: Report Fixes

After all fixes are applied, write PROJECT_DIR/auditor.json — a structured record of what you fixed.

[
  {"type": "chart_mount_zero_width", "count": 3, "lines": [245, 312, 401]},
  {"type": "full_bleed_centering", "count": 1, "lines": [89]}
]

Use these type names (match the error case filenames in errors/cases/):

  • chart_mount_zero_width — gave mount div explicit width/min-width/display
  • full_bleed_centering — fixed breakout math or cleared inherited max-width
  • layout_overlap — wrapped unwrapped visual elements in containers
  • composite_chart_overflow — added width constraints to facet/vconcat children
  • figure_caption_not_centered — centered figcaption text
  • missing_image_responsive — added max-width/height:auto to images
  • missing_video_responsive — added responsive constraints to videos

If you made no fixes, write an empty array: [].

Output

Modified PROJECT_DIR/index.html with layout issues fixed. PROJECT_DIR/auditor.json with structured fix report.

Done when:

  • All visual elements are properly wrapped and spaced
  • No elements overlap with text content
  • Responsive constraints are in place
  • All original content and attributes are preserved

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  • wrap unwrapped visual elements
  • add spacing to chart containers
  • fix image centering
  • add responsive constraints
  • re-center full-bleed breakouts
  • give chart mounts explicit width

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