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Codex facade for anti-generic UI correction. Use on frontend work to remove Codex-looking patterns and chain to ultra-ui/ux-compiler.
| name | uncodixfy |
| description | Codex facade for anti-generic UI correction. Use on frontend work to remove Codex-looking patterns and chain to ultra-ui/ux-compiler. |
Use when UI looks generic, AI-generated, overdesigned, or like default Codex output. This starts before layout/component decisions, not at final polish.
Required:
DESIGN-CONTRACT.md: product intent, user journey, IA, page shell, states, accessibility, Codex rules, and anti-patterns.DESIGN.md as the token/visual-system contract; do not stuff product strategy or implementation process into it.ux-compiler for product intent when the change is more than mechanical styling..claude/skills/uncodixfy/SKILL.md, plus ultra-ui and ui-polish as needed.Ultra UI skill - human-centered UI pipeline plus Google's DESIGN.md spec, ui-ux-pro-max knowledge base, source relevance filtering, and Uncodixfy anti-generic reasoning gate. Generates source relevance, UX, concept, composition, 2D/3D scene, motion, state, implementation, QA, and lint-clean DESIGN.md artifacts before coding.
Anti-Codex UI correction skill for removing generic AI/Codex visual patterns from app screens: soft gradients, glass panels, oversized radii, fake dashboards, decorative copy, hero blocks inside products, blue-purple SaaS defaults, and overdesigned AI-looking UI.
Compile raw product or UI intent into a User Journey Intelligence Brief and Codex Implementation Brief before code. Supports Claude-orchestrated and Codex solo mode with a required critique pass.
Codex solo UI/product-flow compiler: create a User Journey Intelligence Brief, critique it, then produce a Codex Implementation Brief before writing code.
Debug and apply targeted fixes: reproduce symptoms, identify root cause, patch narrowly, and verify with focused commands.
Define the task goal and provider runtime contract before implementation: Codex, Claude, API hosts, Studio, CLI, TUI, docs, verification, and image placeholders.