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Use when creating or reviewing UMG widgets, screens, or UI components
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
| name | cortex-umg |
| description | Use when creating or reviewing UMG widgets, screens, or UI components |
Creates, modifies, and reviews UMG widget screens using the UI Developer agent.
| Request | Mode | Agent turns |
|---|---|---|
| "Create a new screen", "Build WBP_X", "Add a dialog", spec or mockup provided | Create/Modify | 25 |
| "Review", "Audit", "Check", "Analyse", hierarchy/layout/naming questions | Review/Analyze | 15 |
| Ambiguous | Default to Review | 15 |
Use the Task tool with subagent_type: "cortex-toolkit:ui-developer" and max_turns: 25 to delegate UI creation.
Pass the full specification including:
The UI Developer agent will:
.cortex/domains/umg.md for widget conventions and styling shorthandwidget_compose composite tool — single call builds the entire screenIMPORTANT:
widget_compose. Individual tools (add_widget, set_text, set_color, set_font, set_brush, set_padding, set_anchor, set_alignment, set_size, set_visibility, create_animation) are PROHIBITED.core_cmd(batch) with stop_on_error: true and $ref wiring. Never make N sequential individual tool calls — use the batch pipeline (see resources/batch-pipeline-guide.md).The agent returns:
Use the Task tool with subagent_type: "cortex-toolkit:ui-developer" and max_turns: 15 to delegate UI review.
Pass the review scope and focus:
Example prompts:
The UI Developer agent will:
.cortex/domains/umg.md for project widget conventions and screen inventoryAll MCP tool calls happen in the background — you won't see each individual call.
The agent returns findings grouped by widget and severity:
Each finding includes:
If the agent's response includes a Status line:
search_assets call.If the agent's response has no Status line (e.g., turn limit reached mid-response), treat as partial — summarize whatever the agent produced and note the review or creation may be incomplete.
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