ui-experience-orchestrator

name	ui-experience-orchestrator
description	Route UI work to the correct HTML prototype, production implementation, data-experience, motion, and polish skills. Use before designing or implementing a page, interaction, dashboard, mobile surface, design system, or visual redesign so only compatible Profiles guide the work.

UI Experience Orchestrator

Do not equate more animation or more Skills with better user experience.

Required Facts

Determine surface, stack, motion, phase, and artifact before selecting a Profile:

• surface: admin, data, brand, standard, or mobile
• stack: react or other
• motion: none, micro, rich, or advanced
• phase: plan, build, or review
• artifact: implementation, prototype, wireframe, or design-system

Run scripts/util-select-agent-profiles.sh with all five facts when available. Infer artifact from the requested deliverable: HTML mockup/clickable exploration means prototype, low-fidelity exploration means wireframe, token/component review means design-system, and changes to the real application mean implementation. If a fact cannot be derived, use the least invasive choice and state the assumption.

Precedence

1. Explicit user requirements and accessibility needs.
2. Existing AGENTS.md, docs/design/DESIGN.md, tokens, and component system.
3. For prototype, wireframe, or design-system artifacts: ui-prototype-html only.
4. For implementation: one primary UI Profile and one optional motion Profile.
5. ui-polish only after a running production implementation exists.

Experience Contract

• Prioritize task completion, hierarchy, feedback, and recovery over decoration.
• Treat loading, empty, error, success, disabled, permission, and stale-data states as behavior.
• Use image_gen when the requested deliverable is a design image.
• Use baoyu-design-prototyping for HTML design artifacts; never use its HTML or screenshots as formal raster assets or production implementation evidence.
• Run the affected build and frontend experience gate before calling the UI complete.