hooked-ux

Map Hook Model phases to ethical product workflows.

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Skill: hooked-ux
Source: https://github.com/wondelai/skills/tree/main/hooked-ux
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wondelai/skills --skill hooked-ux

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Solves the problem of designing ethical habit-forming products by applying the Hook Model.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Understand the four Hook phases (Trigger, Action, Reward, Investment) and how to map them to real product workflows.
  • Apply ethical safeguards and habit auditing techniques across onboarding, engagement, and feature launches.
  • Use case examples and references to anchor decision-making in proven patterns.

Quick Start

Identify a target user job and map a simple Hook pattern for onboarding a new feature. Generate a concise Hook Pattern outline including Trigger, Action, Reward, Investment, and internal triggers. Use the references to validate design decisions and ethics considerations.

Frequently Asked Questions about hooked-ux

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is the Hook Model for behavioral product design?

The Hook Model is a behavioral design framework mapping four phases—Trigger, Action, Reward, and Investment—to build habit-forming products. It uses internal triggers and ethics considerations to guide user engagement workflows in SaaS, mobile, and web apps.

How do I design ethical habit-forming products for SaaS onboarding?

To design ethical habit-forming products for SaaS onboarding, map a Hook Pattern outline by identifying target user jobs, then structuring Trigger, Action, Reward, Investment, and internal triggers while validating decisions against ethics considerations and proven reference patterns.

Can I apply habit design and internal triggers to mobile app feature introductions?

Yes, habit design and internal triggers can be applied to mobile app feature introductions by generating a concise Hook Pattern outline that maps triggers, actions, rewards, and investments specifically for the new feature activation workflow.

What's the best way to audit user engagement ethically using behavioral design?

The best way to audit user engagement ethically is to apply habit auditing techniques across onboarding, engagement, and feature launches, evaluating each Hook Model phase against structured ethics considerations and reference patterns to ensure responsible behavioral design.

When should I not use the Hook Model for product activation?

You should reconsider using the Hook Model for product activation when your target user job does not naturally require repeat engagement or habit formation, as forcing behavioral loops without genuine internal triggers can violate ethics considerations and degrade user trust.