Design review for every React PR.
Rams reads your components, hooks, and className strings on every pull request. It posts inline one-click fixes and a summary, usually in about a minute. No CI config, no screenshots, just the code.
A div with onClick works for mouse users and nobody else. No tab focus, no Enter or Space handling, nothing announced to screen readers. Rams flags it and suggests a real button.
Rams computes contrast from the real hex behind your classes. text-gray-400 on white is about 2.5:1, well under the 4.5:1 body text needs, and the finding quotes the exact line.
A raw #6B7280 in a component your tailwind config already names gray-500. Rams reads your token layer first, so the stray hex gets flagged and token references never do.
A scroll-triggered entrance or spinning keyframe with no prefers-reduced-motion guard. For users with vestibular disorders that is motion sickness, not polish. Rams flags the missing media query.
bg-gradient-to-r from-purple-500 to-pink-500 on the hero, glow shadows, three identical filled buttons in a row. A whole craft category exists to catch what generated code defaults to.
isLoading ? <Spinner /> : <List /> covers loading and success. Users also hit empty and error. Rams flags what renders when the array is empty or the fetch fails.
The same 174 rules, on every React pull request.
Install the GitHub App on a public repo and the first review lands in about a minute.