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Approve the experience. Unblock the engineer.

Put the interface change beside the design decision it needs. You open the preview yourself, check the state that matters, and give the exact commit a clear answer.

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Experience change

PR #219 · clarify the empty review state

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Design decision

Make the first review feel possible: explain the empty state and keep the primary action visible on a narrow screen.

Design’s review lane

Bring the feeling of the interface into the handoff.

A changed component can be technically correct and still miss the experience. Keep your context close to the implementation while the decision is still easy to change.

Open the preview yourself

Check the empty state at the width and interaction path that matter for the release.

Name the visual decision

Leave the one detail an engineer should preserve, such as focus order or recovery copy.

Approve the exact commit

Your design decision travels with the implementation so it is clear what you reviewed.

The design decision

“The recovery path is clear on a narrow screen.”

The useful part is the context around that sentence: what you looked at, what you expected, and what you are approving for this change.

Commit 4f91c2 · empty review state

Preview checklist

Manual check

Empty state has one clear next action

Keyboard focus stays visible

Recovery copy explains what happens next

VibeApprove keeps the question and your decision visible. You open the preview and make the visual call.

Keep the design intent attached to the work.

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