Make it check its own work

• Level Beginner
• Time about 5 minutes
• Access Reading & writing

The prompt

Paste this as it is. Anything in [square brackets] is yours to replace.

Check the page you just built, tell me the score and what is wrong with it, fix what you can, then check it again.

Why it is worded like that

An assistant that says “done” has told you nothing. This is the most useful habit on this whole site and the one nobody thinks to ask for.

The page is scored against your own design system, the problems are named and pointed at specific blocks, and the second score tells you whether the fixes actually landed. Asking for one score is interesting; asking for two is the loop.

What happens when you run it

1. Scores the saved page for structure, accessibility basics and design violations.
2. Names each problem against the block it is about.
3. Fixes what it can, then re-scores so you can see the movement.

How to tell it worked

Two scores and a list of named problems. The grade is deliberately hard to game: a structural break caps it at C and styling the editor silently ignored caps it at B, so a high score means something.

The scoring is server-side, so it can tell you a heading is missing but not that a photo is ugly. For that, ask for a preview link.

Tools this uses

Checked against the plugin. If one of these is ever renamed or removed, this recipe fails our check rather than sitting here being wrong.

• saddle/verify-page
• saddle/lint-page