Front-End-Checklist

This open-source front-face quality system features 386 rules and 11 active categories prepared for modern web development. It can be browsed through the website, tracked via README, or used with AI agents via the MCP server. The project offers a structured review workflow with critical, high, medium and low priority levels.

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thedaviddias · AI Agent Frameworks

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VERSIONv2.0
UPDATED25 days ago
MDXFront-EndQuality SystemMCPMIT

Common commercial products in this category: OpenAI Assistants API, Microsoft Copilot Studio, Amazon Bedrock Agents

What can it do?
  • You audit your projects, audits, or merge requests (PR) using the check boxes in the category list.
  • Using MCP-supported tools and the server, you get AI agents to do code review and rule query.
  • You improve the quality of practice by examining the rules' descriptions on detail pages, correction guides, and verification steps.
User reviews
  • • NeutralGitHub Issue

    "Sass is preferred"

    “That's a big assumption to make... Sass is preferred by whom? By you, by me, by the Overlords of Planet CSS? It might be more correct to say Sass is (probably) the most popular CSS preprocessor, but many people choose to use (or are forced to use due to framework restrictions)…”

  • • NeutralGitHub Issue

    favicons can be SVG

    “The ` ` element supports `image/svg+xml` value at the `type` attribute, why is this information not present in the `README.md`? Modern browsers already support SVG icons, although they're not recommended for legacy browsers”

Verified against README · Oct 26, 2026 · source

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