Create or edit articles and reports in the current iPolloWork Design session.
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tessl review fix ./.agents/skills/ipollowork-design-editorial/SKILL.mdThe canonical home for this skill is ipollowork-design-editorial in Devin-AXIS/iPolloWork
Use for manifest category article or report; route other categories through ipollowork-design-studio before editing. Do not recategorize.
Use the injected exact source inside design/<session-id>/; read it and design-tokens.css. Preserve --ipw-* tokens/variable bindings, component IDs, editable/locked markers, runtime and selected scope. A stale locator requires a new selection before editing. Theme-only edits preserve content/assets/geometry. The host owns preview/export; no replacement project, preview host or application-source edits.
Use only Article rules for article, or Report rules for report.
Targeted copy/selection/theme edits read affected type sections only; skip catalogs and unchanged layout/media guidance. Creation/structural work reads applicable content/style/layout sections of Shared guidance; catalogs are for layout selection. Asset work uses its media workflow; initial/full authoring plans before layout and checks saved placement. Valid unchanged local/theme assets need no new plan/generation.
Follow active type acceptance for reading, evidence and destination through supported host preview; actual email also needs the Other rules email boundary. Shared style/token changes require whole-artifact rechecking. Verify affected editing/interaction and requested supported exports; disclose unavailable/unperformed checks. Resolve installed links once; report missing references without searching other checkouts.
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