=== subagent ===
Agent: scout
Task: IMPORTANT: This is a real scenario. Choose which existing frontend skill or skills to load from this directory. Inspect the skill folders if needed. User request: "Please review this checkout flow for UX problems, but also flag accessibility and performance issues before we ship." Return exactly three lines: Skills: ...\nOrder: ...\nWhy: ...
CWD: /home/alex/.pi/agent/skills/frontend
Requested model: github-copilot/gpt-5-mini
Resolved model: github-copilot/gpt-5-mini
Session: /home/alex/.pi/agent/skills/frontend/.pi/subagents/runs/2d643c69-3116-408e-a8df-57cef8d5a83b/child-session.jsonl
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→ ls {"path":"/home/alex/.pi/agent/skills/frontend"}
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→ read {"path":"/home/alex/.pi/agent/skills/frontend/critique/SKILL.md"}
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→ read {"path":"/home/alex/.pi/agent/skills/frontend/audit/SKILL.md"}
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→ read {"path":"/home/alex/.pi/agent/skills/frontend/teach-impeccable/SKILL.md"}
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Skills: caveman, frontend-design, critique, audit
Order: caveman → frontend-design → critique → audit
Why: caveman ensures ultra-concise output; frontend-design runs the Context Gathering Protocol and anti-pattern checks (mandatory); critique targets UX problems in the checkout flow; audit surfaces accessibility, performance, theming, and responsive implementation issues.