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Review the named UI scenario or emit one bounded improvement packet.
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Review the named UI scenario or emit one bounded improvement packet.
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
Based on SOC occupation classification
Drive one ready artifact through implementation, proof, review, and owner handoff.
Teach a boring-ui child app how to enable Google signup with @hachej/boring-core. Use when the user asks for Google auth, Google OAuth, social signup, or how to turn on Google sign-in/sign-up in a child app.
Ask which Boring skill or workflow fits your situation. A router over the local Boring skills.
Run an extremely strict maintainability review for abstraction quality, giant files, spaghetti-condition growth, and code-judo simplification opportunities.
Route a request to the right Boring v2 workflow skill without doing the work.
Create a GitHub issue from user feedback with safe context and simple labels. Never implement.
| name | ui |
| description | Review the named UI scenario or emit one bounded improvement packet. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Read docs/kanzen/procedures/visual-review.md before acting; it owns commands,
hard-gate authority, critic bounds, packet rules, providers, and owner handoff.
Also follow docs/kanzen/MODEL-CARD.md.
Accept only explicit review <registered-spec> or
improve <registered-spec>. Resolve the exact name through the repository
registry; reject URLs, paths, configs, commands, and unknown names.
review is read-only and reusable by reviewer agents for changed frontend
components or behavior; it leaves a bounded spec-defined report.improve creates one checkout-bound execution packet; validate it, then invoke
/skill:exec <run>/execution-packet.json exactly once.Never apply packet fixes here, recurse into improve, auto-run provider hooks,
or treat advisory critic scores as hard gates.