ui-flow-offender-audit

To identify UX friction in interactive codebases, audit UI flows to detect prompt-chain offenders where common-path depth exceeds practical limits, capturing current chains and depth metrics to surface inefficiencies.

A prompt-chain offender in UI flow optimization is a sequence of user interactions creating deep navigation and slow paths, which a UX audit detects to enforce the UX economy gate by proposing compressed chains.

Generate a prioritized compression plan for UI flow optimization by running an audit that produces a ranked offender table, detailing current chains, proposed compressed chains, depth metrics, and expected speed gains.

Yes, you can audit UI flows to enforce a UX economy gate by detecting prompt-chain offenders where navigation depth exceeds limits, generating ranked compression plans with guardrails for clean-slate AI remediation.

Yes, the UI flow offender audit provides per-offender implementation prompts for clean-slate AI remediation, including guardrails, to fix slow paths and reduce navigation depth in interactive codebases.