context_surface_contract

Defining clear UI responsibilities involves creating Product Surface Contracts that specify interface boundaries. This skill audits existing surfaces and compiles those findings into durable contextual rules to prevent UI responsibility overlap.

A Product Surface Contract is a specific contextual rule defining the boundaries and responsibilities of user-facing interface elements. It transforms broad product principles into concrete constraints for Minimal Context Harness projects.

Auditing UI elements for responsibility overlap requires inspecting each surface to evaluate its contextual boundaries. This skill operates in Audit Mode to systematically review interfaces and identify unclear responsibility allocations.

Verifying implementation against product architecture contracts is possible using Conformance Mode. This checks your built UI surfaces against the compiled Product Surface Contracts to ensure all contextual boundaries and responsibilities are met without deviation.

Writing durable context for UI surfaces requires no external dependencies. The skill operates independently using its internal scripts and references to compile audit findings into contextual candidates with explicit user permission.