| name | palette-ux |
| description | Pull-only palette helper. Produce a UX flow (_palette/ux-flow.rst) — screens, navigation, flow sequence — for the current phase when the user wants that depth. Not part of the default palette loop; invoke only when explicitly asked, or when a phase's screens and navigation need defining before stories. |
palette-ux — UX flow (optional, pull-only)
This is an optional, pull-only palette helper. It is not part of the default loop (backlog → slice → stories → hand off → review), and must never run unprompted as part of slicing or story generation. Produce _palette/ux-flow.rst only when the user asks, or when the current phase's screens and navigation need defining before stories can be written. Follow the RST house style (robust subset — no tables) in the always-loaded palette rule ({{PALETTE_RULE_FILE}}).
Prefix messages with [palette-ux]:.
When to use
The phase has non-trivial screens, navigation, or an interaction sequence the stories will depend on, and the user wants that mapped first.
What it produces
_palette/ux-flow.rst — project-wide screen and flow map. Written once, extended (not rewritten) on later phases with only new or changed screens.
Schema
UX Flow — <Project>
===================
Screen List
-----------
1. <screen>
Navigation
----------
<plain language, per screen: how it is reached (tab / full screen / modal /
bottom sheet) and how the user gets back. e.g. "Tapping a goal on Today opens
Goal Detail full screen; back returns to Today.">
Flow Sequence
-------------
1. <step>
Screen Specs
------------
<Screen Name>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
:Shows: <what is on screen>
:User can: <actions>
:On action: <result>
:Constraints: <constraints>
Forbidden
- Not part of the default loop — do not run unprompted during slicing or story generation.
- Do not write or fix source code; this skill only writes
_palette/ux-flow.rst.
- Do not use tables or nested RST directives — follow the robust subset.
