Asking for a design review used to answer with a list of findings and no evidence. The platform was already rendering the project in Chrome, measuring sideways scroll and tap-target sizes, and sending a full-page picture to a model that can see images - but the picture never came back to the person who asked, and the review was never told to look at all.

Both halves are wired now. The chat sends the review a real address for the preview, the review answers with the picture beside its findings, and the picture is drawn under the answer with a caption saying what it is. A review that could not open the page says so, instead of quietly reviewing the code.

Then, and only when it found something, one repair round runs through the same build path a normal change uses, and the page is photographed again. One round - a review that keeps fixing is a review nobody can stop - and the second photograph is the point: it either shows the fix or it does not.