I built REA Websites: a research-first skill for understanding website design
A website’s design goes beyond its first screenshot. Navigation changes on scroll, images respond to the cursor, typography shifts between viewports, and animations depend on specific triggers. I’ve published REA Websites, a Codex skill that helps investigate those details and preserve the findings for future development. Explore REA Websites on GitHub What it does The skill guides an agent through website research using Reverse Engineer Anything (REA). Its checklist covers 16 areas, including: For example, a color extracted from inspected CSS has a different evidential basis from a color sampled from a screenshot. The documentation preserves that distinction. Research first. Build when requested. Completing research does not automatically start implementation. When you explicitly request a build, the skill uses the saved findings as a reference. Your branding, content, and creative…
