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Skill tommylower/cortex/design/tools/rams

Rams external design-review command for accessibility, visual consistency, and UI polish. Use when the user explicitly asks for Rams or /rams. For Cortex-native review without the Rams command, use preflight for static review or wip-senior-audit for a live product audit.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add tommylower/cortex --skill rams

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SKILL.md

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Rams

Rams is an external design-review command. Use this skill only when the user explicitly asks for Rams, /rams, or the installed Rams workflow.

What It Checks

  • Accessibility issues such as missing alt text, unlabeled icon buttons, missing form labels, skipped headings, keyboard gaps, color-only state, small touch targets, and contrast below 4.5:1.
  • Visual consistency issues such as spacing drift, overflow, z-index conflicts, mixed font families, weak line height, and missing font fallbacks.
  • UI polish issues with line-numbered suggestions when the command supports them.

Setup

If Rams is not installed and the user wants it:

curl -fsSL https://rams.ai/install | bash

Then restart the coding agent if its command list is loaded at session start.

Routing

  • Use rams when the user names Rams.
  • Use preflight for the Cortex-native static design/a11y/AI-slop review.
  • Use wip-senior-audit for a live product audit with screenshots and a report.

Do not call Rams a Cortex-owned slash command unless scripts/sync-claude-commands.sh installs it.

What ships with it: 1 file

2.4 KB alongside SKILL.md

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