Sit
Reggie opens the page in Playwright and holds very still for the baseline. Already shipped the change? He digs the old one up out of git.
capture --slot before
Reggie
Install Reggie
Your agent says it fixed the spacing. Reggie goes and looks. He grabs the before, grabs the after, writes one honest sentence, and posts it to the pull request — so nobody has to ask “can you screenshot that?”
Fetched the screenshots.
How Reggie works
Reggie opens the page in Playwright and holds very still for the baseline. Already shipped the change? He digs the old one up out of git.
capture --slot before
Work’s done. Reggie goes back for the same route, same viewport, same state, same fixtures. No flattering angles.
capture --slot after
Claude writes one plain sentence about what moved. Reggie builds the side-by-side card. Squinting between two tabs is over.
add --title --summary
The card goes up to Filestack and lands in one PR comment. The same comment, every run. Reggie is not a spammer.
publish --pr 184
One comment, every change
A hidden marker means Reggie edits the same comment forever instead of burying the PR in screenshots.
Every route, component, viewport, and hover state gets its own tidy section.
One sentence on what actually changed. No “updated CSS.” No “UI fixes.” No vibes.
No workflow file, no CI minutes. Claude grabs the baseline while it still exists.
Reggie’s Visual Changes2 visual changes documented for this pull request.
The navigation now groups workspace tools under clearer labels and gives the active section stronger visual emphasis.
The account menu now separates profile actions from workspace controls and uses clearer spacing.
Install Reggie
Reggie is a Claude Code skill, so Claude can go and fetch him. Copy the prompt, paste it into Claude Code, and it downloads, unzips, installs, and checks its own work while you watch.
Install the Reggie skill for me — read https://reggie.farmwork.dev/install.md and follow it, then set it up for this project and tell me if you need anything from me.
Then run /reggie whenever you want a change documented. He stays in his kennel until you call him.
Good dog. Better pull requests.