Destination
An approved, implementation-ready UX/UI redesign package for Skill Manager: a unified mental model and information architecture, visual system, interaction and action model, responsive behavior, consistent content language, a user-reviewed prototype, and a sequenced implementation ticket set - while preserving the existing evidence, provenance, verification, and safe-change contracts.
Notes
- Primary user: the human fleet operator maintaining skills across Pi, Claude, OpenCode, Codex, shared locations, and the canonical repository.
- This is a planning map, not an implementation branch. The redesign is not implemented until the route is clear and the handoff ticket set is agreed.
- Preserve the current contracts for evidence levels, provenance and canonical origins, variant states, review/apply safety, cached GitHub facts, and responsive workspace behavior.
- This map is independent of the earlier functional work and must not block those tickets.
- Sessions should consult: grilling, domain-modeling, research, prototype, hallmark, design-taste-frontend, design-critique, design-handoff, and reference-driven design.
- The prototype reference shelf includes Mobbin AXI, 21st.dev, Land-book, Magic UI, and the relevant curated references in Outline's AuxUI Resources and OpenCode Resources documents. Reference pulls must use actual visual inspection and cite the source used.
Decisions so far
- research: Benchmark five skill-management interface types - Five-category primary-source benchmark completed; strongest reusable patterns are reasoned drift states, composable attention filters, explicit preview-before-apply, last-good-state preservation, named attention categories, and visible provenance.
- research: Map direct Skill Manager competitors and near-peers - Ten direct competitors and one adjacent near-peer mapped; the strongest differentiation opportunity is making Skill Manager's repo-canonical provenance and verified-apply safety legible against central-library and disposition-manager products.
Not yet specified
- The default opening surface and navigation order: attention-first, browse/catalog-first, or skill-workspace-first.
- The canonical user-facing mental model and glossary for skills, copies, origins, canonical content, variants, evidence, operations, attention items, and workspaces.
- The revised visual direction beyond the existing dark Genome language: reference set, typography, density, hierarchy, motion, and visual treatment of evidence.
- The action model and content language for sync, origin assignment, upstream checks, adaptation review, verified apply, rollback, and uncertainty.
- Responsive and accessibility rules for desktop, tablet, mobile, keyboard navigation, focus, loading, empty, error, and destructive states.
- The implementation boundary and sequencing needed to preserve functional behavior while replacing the presentation layer.
Out of scope
- New backend capabilities or changes to skill-runtime semantics.
- Rewriting evidence sources, provenance rules, variant verification, or safe-apply behavior.
- Implementing the redesign during this wayfinder pass.
Destination
An approved, implementation-ready UX/UI redesign package for Skill Manager: a unified mental model and information architecture, visual system, interaction and action model, responsive behavior, consistent content language, a user-reviewed prototype, and a sequenced implementation ticket set - while preserving the existing evidence, provenance, verification, and safe-change contracts.
Notes
Decisions so far
Not yet specified
Out of scope