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mobile-app-ux-auditor-skill

v0.1.0

Published

Agent Skill for auditing and improving mobile app UI/UX flows across Flutter, React Native, iOS, and Android.

Readme

Mobile App UX Auditor Skill

A portable Agent Skill by Ajnas for auditing and improving mobile app UI/UX flows across Flutter, React Native, Swift/iOS, Kotlin, Java, Android Views, and Jetpack Compose.

Use it when you want an AI coding agent to inspect a mobile app, map real user flows, find UX friction, and propose or implement improvements with evidence instead of generic "make it cleaner" advice.

What it helps with

  • Navigation, back/close behavior, tabs, drawers, deep links, and re-entry flows.
  • First launch, onboarding, sign-in, permissions, paywalls, subscriptions, and settings.
  • Forms, validation, keyboard behavior, autofill, empty/loading/error/offline states.
  • Accessibility: labels, roles, states, screen readers, focus order, touch targets, dynamic type, contrast, reduced motion.
  • Platform fit for iOS and Android, including adaptive layout for tablets, foldables, landscape, and safe areas.
  • Ethical retention through saved progress, useful reminders, trust, and repeated value.
  • Static code triage with a bundled Python scanner.

Install globally

npx mobile-app-ux-auditor-skill

The installer asks where to install:

  1. Global current user: Claude Code, Codex, and shared Agent Skills.
  2. Current project: local skills plus adapter files for popular coding agents.
  3. Both global and current project.
  4. Custom project path.

Global install copies the skill for the current user into:

  • ~/.claude/skills/mobile-app-ux-auditor
  • ~/.agents/skills/mobile-app-ux-auditor
  • ~/.codex/skills/mobile-app-ux-auditor

Restart your agent app after installing.

Use it

Claude Code:

/mobile-app-ux-auditor

Codex:

$mobile-app-ux-auditor

Example prompts:

/mobile-app-ux-auditor audit the onboarding and permission flow in this React Native app
$mobile-app-ux-auditor review this Flutter checkout flow and fix the highest-impact UX issues

Install into one project

npx mobile-app-ux-auditor-skill --project .

Project install copies the canonical skill into .claude/skills/ and .agents/skills/, then writes adapter rule files for common coding agents:

  • Cursor
  • Windsurf
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Gemini
  • Continue
  • Cline
  • Roo Code
  • Kiro
  • Trae
  • OpenCode

Copy only the skill folders and skip adapter files:

npx mobile-app-ux-auditor-skill --project . --no-adapters

Skip prompts and force global install:

npx mobile-app-ux-auditor-skill --yes

Static scanner

The skill includes a Python scanner for static mobile UX signals:

python scripts/mobile_ux_static_scan.py /path/to/mobile-app

The scanner detects review signals such as unlabeled custom controls, missing image labels, permission prompts, form-label risks, safe-area risks, and platform-specific accessibility gaps.

It is a triage tool, not a replacement for expert review. Confirm every finding in code, simulator/device, screenshots, accessibility tooling, or tests before changing behavior.

Package layout

mobile-app-ux-auditor/
  SKILL.md
  agents/openai.yaml
  references/mobile-ux-audit-reference.md
  scripts/mobile_ux_static_scan.py
  skills/mobile-app-ux-auditor/
  .codex-plugin/plugin.json
  .claude-plugin/plugin.json
  bin/install.js
  package.json

The root SKILL.md supports direct skill installation. The skills/mobile-app-ux-auditor/ copy supports plugin-style discovery.

Publish to GitHub

gh auth login
gh repo create AjnasNB/mobile-app-ux-auditor-skill --public --source . --remote origin --push

If the repo already exists:

git remote add origin https://github.com/AjnasNB/mobile-app-ux-auditor-skill.git
git push -u origin main

Download from npm

Install and run without keeping the package:

npx mobile-app-ux-auditor-skill

Install the CLI globally:

npm install -g mobile-app-ux-auditor-skill
mobile-app-ux-auditor

Publish to npm

Log in once:

npm adduser

Check the package:

npm publish --dry-run --access public

Publish:

npm publish --access public

After publishing, users download and install it with:

npx mobile-app-ux-auditor-skill

Or install the CLI globally:

npm install -g mobile-app-ux-auditor-skill
mobile-app-ux-auditor --global

License

MIT