Research
30 focused chapters, 414 research rules, and 7 comparative studies. The calls we actually ship live on Rules.
Craft, without another costume
26 references from Chánh Đại's bookmark collection, reviewed . Motion restraint, explicit component states, stable typography, truthful feedback, and better agent review—translated into the eleven existing Thorbis skill owners.
Public articles, public previews, and unavailable contents are labeled separately. No paid lesson or inaccessible article is presented as completed research.
Read the full review, source ledger, and Thorbis applications
Research chapters
Open the chapter that matches the decision in front of you.
Focused studies
Comparative evidence stays separate from Thorbis law.
Applied bookmark research
Reviewed 2026-09-06. These examples reinforce the existing owners; they do not introduce another visual style or claim the product behavior is implemented. Read the 26-source review and access limits.
Close the loop with evidence, not the word polished
Vague design requests produce repeated subjective revisions and hide which parts of the result were actually checked.
A review records the person and task, the observed defect, the owning rule, the smallest correction, and its verification. Preserve source access limits. Turn repeated feedback into a better existing default rather than another detached instruction file.
Thorbis example. Instead of make the button premium, record that its pending state moves the label, identify the UI owner, compare the corrected state under the same content, and attach the relevant checks and remaining uncertainty.
Verify. Separate a source that was read from a demo that was exercised. Separate a passing content test from a browser check, and a committed branch from a deployed release. Report failed and skipped checks explicitly.
Do not import. No fabricated research, inferred paid lesson content, unmeasured uplift claim, or declaring work live because a commit exists.
Open the tracking skill · Evidence: Agents with Taste; Train Your Judgement; Developing Taste; How we think about design; Design Engineer Principles