design-experience-distiller

To turn UI audit reports into reusable design rules, you run a distillation process that extracts failure patterns and saves them as memory entries. This process categorizes errors into component reuse, layout quality, and interaction integrity for future reference.

The best way to store design experience rules is to format them as reusable memory entries within a memory directory. This allows subsequent design tasks to reference previously distilled rules and user feedback to maintain consistency.

You extract failure patterns from UI design audit feedback by processing the reports through an experience distiller. It identifies design errors and user feedback, transforming them into actionable improvement rules formatted for memory storage.

Yes, the design experience distiller requires a SKILL.md file containing a name and description to function. This file is necessary to properly process UI audit reports and store the distilled rules under the memory directory.

Yes, you can use UI audit agent outputs to generate memory entries automatically. The distiller applies to outputs from UI audit agents like component auditors and layout auditors, extracting reusable design experience rules from their reports.

When extracting reusable rules from audit reports, design errors fall into three main categories: component reuse, layout quality, and interaction integrity. This classification helps structure the memory entries for better design task automation.