docs: add in-browser UI verification convention to AGENTS.md#75
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Require confirming UI root causes in-browser before fixing, and verifying at mobile + desktop breakpoints after — targets redo cycles from breakpoint/root-cause assumptions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
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Adds a short
## UI changessection to AGENTS.md: confirm UI root causes in-browser (chrome-devtools MCP) before implementing a fix, and verify at both mobile and desktop breakpoints after.Why
A /insights review of recent sessions found three UI fixes (loading skeletons, mobile overflow, back button) that each needed a second pass because the first implementation rested on an unverified assumption about the breakpoint or the responsible element. This makes in-browser verification an explicit agent convention.
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