Package the bottom-page block that says Get More. Get It Faster. Get It With Sam Aguiar. into the SAIL design repository, add it to the Lexington split-results reference page, and make the relevant Codex, frontend, and SAIL design skills easier to call through slash commands.
Created a new reusable design component package at Design Elements - Current/Web Components/sa-bsg-get-more-cta/ with SKILL.md, references/snippet.html, references/deployment-instructions.md, references/preview.html, saved reference assets, and QA screenshots.
Added the CTA block to Design Elements - Current/Web Components/sa-split-results-hero/references/lexington-example.html after the hero section so the Lexington reference page now includes the requested bottom CTA.
Saved the supplied bottom-page screenshot into the new component assets as assets/home-mobile-bottom-reference.png. Also saved the existing More Faster visual reference as assets/more-faster-reference.jpeg and downloaded the Sam headshot reference as assets/sam-aguiar-headshot-reference.jpg so local preview QA does not depend on remote image loading.
Added slash-command pointer files in Projects/commands/, mirrored them to Projects/.claude/commands/, and copied them to the global ~/.claude/commands/ surface. Added pointers for /sail-design, /sa-template-reference, /sa-design-elements, /toc-design, /sa-split-results-hero, /sa-bsg-get-more-cta, and /codex-frontend-app-builder.
Added Codex skill symlinks in ~/.codex/skills/ for design-repository component skills that were not visible there yet: sa-split-results-hero, sa-bsg-banner, sa-faq-concept-3, sa-commitments-grid, and sa-bsg-get-more-cta.
Started a local HTTP preview from Design Elements - Current on 127.0.0.1:8765 because the in-app Browser correctly blocked direct file:// access. Verified the preview in the Browser plugin and then ran Playwright screenshots at 1280x900 and 390x844 for both the standalone component preview and the Lexington reference page.
QA report: Design Elements - Current/Web Components/sa-bsg-get-more-cta/screenshots/qa-report.json.
Screenshots created: preview-desktop-1280.png, preview-mobile-390.png, lexington-example-desktop-1280.png, and lexington-example-mobile-390.png in the component screenshots folder.
Checks passed: CTA found, headline text correct, CTA text GET STARTED, Sam image loaded with natural width 768, Foundry orange #D97706, no retired #F89C22, no banned walk away with more than us/we do phrase, no horizontal overflow at 1280 or 390, CTA left edge 0 and width equals viewport, Lexington hero still left edge 0 and width equals viewport.
The requested design packaging, page reference update, slash-command routing, asset save, and QA pass are complete. No live WordPress deployment was performed, so no public cutover approval was needed.
A future agent can use /sa-bsg-get-more-cta to load the new component, then copy references/snippet.html into a draft or deployment pipeline when Sam approves a live placement. If this becomes a common bottom-page component, the next useful improvement is to add it to the central sa-design-elements catalog and the skills index so it appears in every design-routing pass.
Use the design repository package as the component source. For live WordPress, keep using the backup-first REST deployment pipeline and do not direct-write published post_content. The component is intentionally bottom-page, not a hero replacement. The preview server used for QA was local only and should not be considered a deployment.