Command·Experience architecture·plugin · v0.3.1 · public·EC23
/experience-architecture:diagnose
Start here for any complaint about navigation, the Back button, filters, shared links or too many pages. Finds the causes, says whether the page structure is the problem, and checks its own file references before reporting.
/experience-architecture:diagnose
The experience-architecture plugin in AtlasScope/agent-kit. Three skills that check how an app's pages, navigation, URLs and remembered settings serve its users. They read the code, prove behaviour in a real browser, judge whether the structure itself is the problem, and explain it in plain English. Read-only until you pick an option and say go. Works as a plugin in Claude Code and Codex, and in Cursor as /experience-architecture-diagnose, -rethink and -verify. Cloud sessions load it once a repo enables it in .claude/settings.json. In its tests it was best at judging structure; plain Claude found more individual bugs on the largest test app.
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- Screens that fight how people workPromptFinds when confusing screens are a symptom of how the product is organised rather than a list of separate bugs.
- Lost place: Back, refresh and shared linksPromptFinds the everyday friction where Back closes the wrong thing, a filter resets, or a pasted link opens the wrong view.
- Status hidden in a pile of flagsPromptFinds features whose real status is spread across a pile of yes/no flags, so combinations that should be impossible can happen.
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