01 — Capture
Current tabInspect the page you can see
Open PikSpec on the current tab. It reads the rendered layout, components, styles, assets, and visible states without copying passwords, cookies, or form values.
Capture the page you can already see. PikSpec maps its components, styles, assets, and states into AI-ready guidance.
Inspect locally, review the evidence, then send only approved findings to your PikSpec workspace.
See the reusable rules, working files, and evidence your AI receives.
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A screenshot shows the surface. A Design Pack explains the type scale, spacing rhythm, component patterns, and constraints behind it.
Inspect the visible page in one pass instead of searching for values one element at a time.
Review its color roles, type scale, spacing, elevation, and reusable patterns as one connected system.
Use observed tokens and component guidance as a documented starting point, then adapt them for your own product.
Turn the page in your browser into specific design rules your client, designer, and developer can discuss together.
Use observed components, responsive behavior, and missing states to identify complexity before implementation starts.
Study the typography, spacing, contrast, motion, and layout choices that make a page feel considered.
Save captures and compare how different products solve the same visual and interaction problems.
A screenshot shows the surface. A Design Pack explains the type scale, spacing rhythm, component patterns, and constraints behind it.
Inspect the visible page in one pass instead of searching for values one element at a time.
Review its color roles, type scale, spacing, elevation, and reusable patterns as one connected system.
Use observed tokens and component guidance as a documented starting point, then adapt them for your own product.
Turn the page in your browser into specific design rules your client, designer, and developer can discuss together.
Use observed components, responsive behavior, and missing states to identify complexity before implementation starts.
Study the typography, spacing, contrast, motion, and layout choices that make a page feel considered.
Save captures and compare how different products solve the same visual and interaction problems.
A clear package of observed rules, reusable formats, supporting evidence, and known limits. Select any card for the detail.