Thankyou!

For those verification habits, I would include the states that a generated UI rarely shows in its first preview: empty results, an expired session, a failed request, and a slow response. They often reveal more about whether a tool's output is ready to use than the initial screenshot does.

Using the same state checklist for every tool would make a future comparison easier to reproduce. It also turns accessibility and interaction quality into observable behavior instead of relying only on how polished the default screen looks.