Create a reusable slash-command Salesforce design skill that captures the Attorney Hub layout Sam liked and makes it repeatable for future Litify/Salesforce UI work.
Skills/salesforce-design/SKILL.md as the canonical skill./salesforce-design pointers at commands/salesforce-design.md and .claude/commands/salesforce-design.md.commands/litify-dashboard-design.md so dashboard redesign work loads salesforce-design, litify-operator-core, litify-report-ops, and current Litify stack skills instead of deprecated pointers.Skills/SKILL-INDEX.md with the new skill entry.Skills/LITIFY-SKILLS.md so future agents can route Salesforce/Litify UI, mobile, and role-center work to salesforce-design.The skill centers the Attorney Hub pattern: page title, freshness, source health, source-linked metric cards, plain tabs, action lists, red flags, mobile-first triage, and role-specific queues for attorneys, assistants, case managers, and leadership. It also requires a resources/automation shelf for templates, SOPs, prompt packs, Agentforce-style actions, and human review gates before external sends.
SAIL_PROJECTS_ROOT=/Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects python3 routines-build/scripts/skill_surface_check.py --markdown; result reported no flags and confirmed Projects/Skills, Notion/API manifest surfaces, and editor/MCP surfaces are covered or manifest-referenced.git diff --check for the touched tracked files; no whitespace errors.salesforce-design.The root Projects worktree is already very dirty and the current branch is ahead/behind its remote with many unrelated changes from other sessions. I did not run git pull, reset, or stage broad changes. The command folders are locally ignored by .git/info/exclude, but the command files were created on disk where the local slash-command palette can use them. If a future agent wants these command pointers versioned, force-stage only those exact files after checking the current branch situation.
/salesforce-design for any further Attorney Hub, Litify role center, Salesforce mobile QA, LWC/FlexiPage layout, or command-center redesign work.