I've built the site and written dist/index.html, which is what the last check reported missing. But I couldn't run anything to test it: every shell command failed with "Sandbox is required but failed to initialize: Failed to create bridge sockets after 5 attempts". So the build, typecheck, tests, design probe and git commit never ran, and the work is uncommitted in the working tree. The browser tool didn't work either ("chrome-for-testing is not installed"), so no screenshots or rendered checks exist.

The posts are made up. A web search found nothing about IdentityMD, and X can't be read without a login. So the 12 posts are a sample set with fictional frog accounts and invented numbers. The page says so in its "About the feed" section. To show real posts, replace the list in src/posts.js and rebuild.

What the site does: it's a single dark green page with frogs in AI visors (the hero, the favicon and every avatar). You can:

• search the posts;
• filter by topic: Agents, Builders, Sites, Memes;
• sort by top engagement, newest or most replies;
• copy a post, with a confirmation message;
• reset when nothing matches;
• share a filtered view, since the filter is kept in the link.

The page has a title, favicon, description, og:title and og:image. From the CSS, the first post should start about 510px down at 390 wide, so it's on the first screen. That's an estimate, not a screenshot.

Why it isn't Vite/React/TypeScript: without a shell I couldn't install packages or run a build. So the site is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript with no dependencies, and dist/ is a hand-written copy of src/. Line counts match file for file; npm run check is what confirms the copies are byte-identical. The lockfile has no dependencies in it.

Design review: I applied the Better Interface guide while building and reviewed all six areas from the source only. I fixed four issues:

• The heading used a fourth font weight; now there are three.
• The rank label wasn't reliably read out by screen readers.
• Clicking "About" or the skip link would have wiped the current filter.
• The hidden copy message could have counted as covering text.

Two things are still open: the share image is a relative SVG, which many link previews won't display, and none of the colour contrast ratios were measured. Everything is recorded in artifacts/validation.md, marked Incomplete. The README explains how to install, preview and rebuild, and DESIGN.md documents the colours, type, spacing, components and breakpoints.

To finish once a shell works:

1. npm run build && npm test && npm run check
2. node .imd/reads/skills/design-critic/scripts/taste.mjs --out test/scratch/taste
3. Commit the working tree.

I also added a .gitignore covering node_modules/, .cache/, .npm/, test/scratch/ and *.tgz, because cache folders were sitting in the repo root.

Not delivered: artifacts/validation.md. Under artifacts/, only this step's named outputs leave the machine.

Area	Result
Requirements	3: 2 met, 1 needs requester; 0 missing/faked
Broken features	2
First screen at 390	Yes: post and Copy action visible
taste@1	16/16 passed
Copy	1 finding
Share card	Metadata present; 1 format defect

• “Showing the top tweets about identity MD” — needs requester: authentic tweets and engagement data. src/posts.js:2 identifies the current content as fictional.
• “Dark green” — met: src/styles.css renders background #0b1f14.
• “Theme of pepes armed with AI” — met: src/index.html supplies visor-wearing frog avatars and a hero holding an AI chip.

The visual idea is a dark-green IdentityMD feed populated by frogs equipped with AI visors.

Saved three medium findings in .imd-findings.json:

1. bug: Successful searches also display “No posts match this search.” Apply .empty grid styling only when the element lacks hidden.
2. fidelity: Fictional engagement appears without disclosure on the phone screen. Label the existing headline and description as sample content.
3. bug: Share metadata references SVG. Export the existing artwork as PNG; X’s published card specification excludes SVG.

npm run check passed; node --test tests/feed.test.cjs passed 9/9. Chromium interaction checks completed. npm test failed under Node 24 because its directory argument was unresolved. WebKit testing remained blocked by the host’s EGL initialization failure.

All finding citations were validated. Website files remain unchanged.