assemblerWires together individually-built pages into a complete website — React Router setup, shared navigation state, cross-page consistency, page transitions, and final integration. Runs after all page-builder agents complete. <example> Context: All pages are built, need to wire them together user: "Assem
design-doc-animationProduces the animation-plan.md file — global animation intensity, GSAP setup instructions, page transition strategy, and prefers-reduced-motion fallback. Runs in parallel with other design-doc agents during Wave 1. <example> Context: Orchestrator needs animation planning for a multi-page site user:
design-doc-dataProduces the mock-data.md file — JSON structures for all dynamic content across the site. Runs in parallel with other design-doc agents during Wave 1. <example> Context: Orchestrator needs mock data for a SaaS site with pricing tiers and testimonials user: "Create mock data. Plan: [pages/sections wi
design-doc-foundationProduces the foundational design files — design-document.md (index), styleguide.md (aesthetic profile, fonts, colors, spacing), and css-architecture.md (Tailwind config, CSS tokens, global styles). These are the first files created and are dependencies for all other design agents. <example> Context:
design-doc-mediaProduces the media-plan.md file — style prefix for visual consistency, shared media assets (logo, product images, OG image), and icon master list. Runs in Wave 2 after styleguide.md is available. <example> Context: Orchestrator needs media planning after styleguide is ready user: "Create media plan.
design-doc-pagesProduces all per-page specification files (pages/home.md, pages/about.md, etc.) — each bundling section architecture, layout composition, media specs, and animation specs for one page. Runs in Wave 2 after styleguide.md is available. <example> Context: Orchestrator needs all page specs after stylegu
page-builderBuilds ONE page or major section of a website end-to-end — React components, text content, mock data, media generation/sourcing (images, video, icons), Tailwind styling, and GSAP/CSS animations. Multiple page-builder instances run in parallel, each handling a different page. Receives its page spec f
scaffold-builderSets up the project scaffold for a web design — Vite + React + TypeScript project initialization, Tailwind CSS configuration, global styles from design tokens, shared components (navigation, footer, layout), and shared media assets (logo, product images reused across pages). Runs before page-builder
variation-generatorGenerates N alternative design documents from an existing base design — varies colors, typography, animation intensity, and spacing density while preserving page structure and content. Each variation gets its own design document that can be implemented independently. <example> Context: User wants 3
visual-fixer-appFinal app-wide visual check after per-page visual fixers complete — does a quick crawl of ALL pages to catch cross-page issues, shared component problems (Navigation, Footer, Layout), and inconsistencies between pages. Fixes shared file issues that per-page fixers could not touch. <example> Context:
visual-fixer-pageFixes visual issues on ONE page of a built website — starts its own dev server on an assigned port, inspects every section and element using Playwright DOM inspection, compares against the design document, and fixes all issues directly in the source files for that page only. Multiple instances run i