It gives Claude Code, Codex and Cursor an art direction from 247 curated sites, real pictures and a real-browser check, so the pages they build look designed, not generated.
440 degrees full city roast coffeeD. Bollinger, WikimediaCC BY-SA
3 saved to assets/credits recorded
Pictures
Finds real pictures and credits them
It searches Openverse, Wikimedia Commons, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Met. Only CC0, public domain, CC BY and CC BY-SA, with the credit on the page.
scripts/assets.mjs
inspect.mjs1440768390
few-picturesOnly 2 pictures on the page, it needs 4FAILFixed
off-centreMargins 140px left, 60px right at 1440FAILFixed
edge-textText 10px from the edge at 390FAILFixed
blank-gapA 380px stretch holds nothingWARNFixed
off-centreMargins differ by 24px at 768WARNFixed
Round 1Round 23 FAIL, 2 WARN0 FAIL, 0 WARN
Inspector
Checks its own page in a real browser
It opens the page at 1440, 768 and 390 pixels and fails it on slop. Then it fixes the top three problems in its own screenshots, up to three rounds.
Since v2.1 it tells a page from an app screen and builds admin views, settings and dashboards by their own rules: quiet panels, aligned figures, colour spent on data.
inspect.mjs --app
Before and after
From default to designed.
The defaultPurple gradient, emoji, gradient text and three glass cards. The page every agent ships.
One paletteThe gradient goes. A warm neutral and one dark accent carry the whole page.
Real typeCopy that says something, a tighter headline, and no emoji doing the talking.
Layout with intentLeft-aligned hierarchy and a real product preview instead of three filler cards.
The last 10%A note under the button, real tags in the preview, a little depth where it helps. Now it looks designed.
A TasteCode window with its design agent at work on a brief for a coffee shop website. It locks in the brief, creates a brand direction, plans the page, gathers photographs, builds the site, starts a local preview and reviews the page at 1440 and 390 pixels wide.
Bohne & Söhne website
Build a one-page website for Bohne & Söhne, a coffee shop and roastery in Leipzig: the storefront, roast day and the questions people ask at the counter.
Brief locked in. Starting the design.
Creating brand direction
Planning the page4 sections
Gathering assets
Building the websiteindex.html, styles.css
Starting the preview127.0.0.1:4173
Reviewing the design1440 and 390
The page passed review. It is open in the preview.
BrowserDiff
Changes
No changes yet
.taste/brief.json+24
.taste/brand.json+31
.taste/page.json+58
.taste/assets.json+19
index.html+186
styles.css+243
+<header class="shop">+<a class="mark">Bohne & Söhne</a>+<h1>Twenty seats and a roaster</h1>+<p>Open tomorrow from 8:00.</p>+<a href="#map">Get directions</a>+</header>+<section id="roast">+<h2>Monday is roast day</h2>
127.0.0.1:41731440390
Questions
Common questions.
What does the skill need?
Node 22 or newer and Chrome, Edge or Chromium. It installs nothing and uses no API keys; it needs the internet only to find pictures.
How long does a build take?
Roughly 30 to 45 minutes and a few hundred thousand tokens, including up to three rounds of fixing its own screenshots.
Where do the pictures come from?
Open collections such as Wikimedia Commons, Openverse and the Met. Only public domain, CC0, CC BY and CC BY-SA, credited on the page. Swap in your own when you have them.
Does it work with React, Vue, Svelte or plain HTML?
Yes. The rules are about design, not a framework, and a redesign keeps the stack you already have.
Is it for dashboards and app screens?
Yes, since v2.1. Admin views, settings and dashboards get their own route: a style dealt from real product screens and app-specific checks.
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75 degrees green coffeeD. Bollinger, WikimediaCC BY-SA
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440 degrees full city roast coffeeD. Bollinger, WikimediaCC BY-SA
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