nacl-sa-ui

Analyzes Neo4j graph to validate UI surface mappings and data-binding.

23|2|Updated Apr 10, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ITSalt/NaCl --skill nacl-sa-ui
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Skill: nacl-sa-ui
Source: https://github.com/ITSalt/NaCl/tree/main/nacl-sa-ui
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ITSalt/NaCl --skill nacl-sa-ui

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Graph-based UI architecture and mapping verification across forms, components, and navigation using a Neo4j graph to ensure consistency and traceability.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Verify form-domain mappings and orphaned fields.
  • Identify and catalog shared UI components and manage USED_IN relationships.
  • Define navigation structures (menus, routes) and role-based access for modules and use cases.

Quick Start

Run /nacl-sa-ui verify to begin the mapping checks, then proceed with components and navigation phases as prompted.

Frequently Asked Questions about nacl-sa-ui

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I verify form-domain mappings and identify orphaned fields in a Neo4j graph?

To verify form-domain mappings in Neo4j, analyze the connections between Form, FormField, and DomainAttribute nodes. This process identifies orphaned fields and enforces data-binding consistency across your UI architecture.

What is graph-driven UI architecture and how does it manage shared components?

Graph-driven UI architecture uses a Neo4j graph to catalog shared UI components and manage their USED_IN relationships. This ensures traceability and consistency across various modules and use cases during architecture design.

How do I define navigation structures and role-based access using a Neo4j graph?

Define navigation structures and role-based access by mapping menus and routes within the Neo4j graph. This workflow establishes secure module access and validates navigation paths across different user roles.

Can I use Neo4j to check data-binding consistency for UI forms across multiple modules?

Yes, you can use Neo4j to check data-binding consistency for UI forms. By analyzing Form and DomainAttribute connections, it enforces data-binding checks and validates UI surface mappings across multiple modules.

What's the best way to start mapping UI surfaces and components in Neo4j?

The best way to start mapping UI surfaces is by running the verify command to check form-domain mappings. After validation, proceed to catalog shared components and define navigation structures as prompted.