Changelog

The first release of ZarishNoksha: a design skill with 23 commands, a CLI, and a browser extension built around one idea. Give your agent a designer’s vocabulary, then catch the anti-patterns it still ships.

• One skill, 23 commands. Install the skill and every design job has a command: /zarishnoksha polish, /zarishnoksha audit, /zarishnoksha critique, /zarishnoksha document, /zarishnoksha live, and the rest. Runs in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and other harnesses, with project context from PRODUCT.md and DESIGN.md.
• A 44-rule anti-pattern detector. One canonical engine (typography, color, layout, motion, and AI-slop tells from cream-palette to em-dash-overuse) feeds the CLI, the browser extension, and the critique command so every surface agrees on what counts as a defect.
• CLI. npx zarishnoksha install sets up a project for the harnesses you use, npx zarishnoksha detect scans HTML, CSS, JSX, Vue, and Svelte, and update / check keep installed skills current.
• Browser extension. Scan any page from the toolbar or a DevTools panel, flip per-rule toggles, and see flagged elements highlighted in place. Works in Chrome and Firefox.
• Live Mode. /zarishnoksha live iterates on your UI in the browser: pick an element, steer it in plain language, get variants swapped in via your framework’s HMR, and accept the winner straight back to source.
• A new identity. The name fuses zarish and নকশা (noksha, the Bengali word for design), and a fresh ZN monogram now runs across the site, the skill, and the extension.