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clone-website
Rebuild a live web page 1:1 from measurement into Figma, Penpot or code, then verify it. Use when reproducing a page or checking a rebuild against the original.
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# Clone a Website, Accurately
One-click cloners return a lookalike: it resembles the page, and nothing in the
process ever checked whether it matches it. This skill produces a different
artifact — values traceable to the source, and a diff that says what is still
wrong.
**The one rule: if the page states a value, read it. If it does not, and only
then, decide it.** A rebuild done that way is finished when the diff is empty,
which you can check, rather than when it looks about right, which nobody can.
Only the rebuild step cares whether the target is Figma, Penpot or a codebase.
Everything else is the same job.