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Examples — five builds, engine-verified

Five complete Keystone builds, each one emitted through the full Build flow (SKILL.md Steps 1–7) and scored by the real engine: 46 deterministic detectors, headless Chromium renders at 1280 / 768 / 414 / 375 / 320 px, and a vision pass on the actual screenshots. Every directory carries its own proof — the final keystone-report.html is openable, the committed screenshots are what the vision pass judged, and brief.md records the picks, iterations, and verdicts.

All five score 48/48 — every gate number passes. None shipped with declared failures; iteration counts ranged 1–3 against the cap of 3.

# Build Theme Genre Macrostructure Score Vision S1 Evidence
01 Kestrel · observability Cobalt modern-minimal Split Studio 48/48 NO (0.12) report · audit · brief
02 Fern & Fog · plant shop Garden editorial Long Document 48/48 NO (0.10) report · brief
03 capstan · deploy CLI Terminal atmospheric Manifesto 48/48 NO (0.14) report · brief
04 Two Drum Press · riso studio Riso editorial Catalogue 48/48 NO (0.15) report · brief
05 Lingua Potluck · language co-op Hum playful Bento Grid 48/48 NO (0.13) report · brief

What the set proves

  • The S3 questionwould two pages from this skill feel like different sites? Five briefs, five different macrostructures, five themes spanning all four genres, both paper bands, and seven display styles. A cobalt diptych for SREs, a serif shop journal, a phosphor manifesto, a two-ink print catalogue, and a cream bento for a dinner-table co-op. No two share a nav, a footer, or a voice.
  • Self-audit — example 01 additionally runs keystone audit on its own output: 43/43 audited gates pass, 4 N/A (the diversification/stamp gates that are meaningless on external code). The audit report is committed.
  • Honest fiction — every build is a fictional product, so every number in them (latencies, prices, edition runs) is labelled in the brief as the product's own consistent spec. No invented social proof anywhere: no customer counts, no logo walls, no testimonials from people who don't exist.

Re-run the engine on any example

node engine/check-gates.mjs \
  --html examples/01-cobalt-observability/index.html \
  --css examples/01-cobalt-observability/style.css \
  --render --viewports 1280,375,320,414,768 \
  --out /tmp/report-01

Each directory also keeps tokens.css — the portable token export of that build's theme, ready to lift into another project.