workflow-audit

You can audit SwiftUI navigation flows by running a five-layer workflow audit that catalogs UI entry points, traces user journeys, detects dead ends, and highlights promise-mismatches across promotion cards and sheet triggers.

UI workflow auditing is a systematic process of evaluating SwiftUI user flows to discover entry points, trace navigation paths, and detect unwired data by comparing expected user journeys against actual implementation semantics.

To catalog SwiftUI UI entry points, run Layer 1 discovery to inventory all promotion cards, sheet triggers, navigation items, and context menus, generating a structured YAML output for complete visibility.

Yes, you can evaluate SwiftUI user flows by applying semantic evaluation and data wiring layers that automatically surface UX friction, misdirected destinations, and unwired data across all discovered entry points.

Tracing complete SwiftUI user flows generates structured outputs including YAML inventory files, trace directories, issue catalogs, evaluation markdown, and data wiring checks to guide fixes and validation.

Misdirected destinations occur when navigation items and sheet triggers lack proper data wiring; a workflow audit compares expected versus actual journeys to surface these gaps and generate actionable fix catalogs.