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Outcome: meets-policy Policy assessment The complete first-submission diff supports agent-enabling / agent-frameworks-standards / software-source-code. The maintained MIT skill includes substantive schemas, deterministic validators, prompts, worked examples and linked review/context-pack contracts, not merely an integration badge or generic prompt collection. Its agent outcome is a bounded three-flow product decision with explicit evidence gaps and a validated handoff. Website, maintained source/docs, pinned validator/helper, MIT licence and release/extension surfaces were reconciled without a material conflict. The profile correctly distinguishes contract/consistency validation from evidence truth, runtime permission enforcement, human approval enforcement and model-provider costs. Required fields and schema/provenance were inspected directly, including the actual implementation repository and canonical product URL. Product fit
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All submitted evidence items were checked at their exact URLs without substituting redirected/canonical sources. The independent contradiction pass covered the official product site, docs, repository/README and implementation, release/package channels, and applicable pricing/licensing/linked first-party surfaces. Verification remains documentation-reviewed; no live agent integration, security benchmark or production execution was exercised. Reviewer-owned SEO metadata tools/ux3-product-design-harness.md
Reviewer commit: a2f0714 Checks run Final head a2f0714 merged without committing with current main 6fe956f in an isolated detached worktree:
@bradvin This meets the directory policy and is ready for your inclusion decision. |
Add UX3 Product Design Harness as an agent-enabling framework for structured product review, under the existing Frameworks & Standards category. An existing AI agent can produce a review verdict, identify the weakest user/evidence/business flow, and hand off a bounded action through maintained JSON contracts and deterministic validators.
The listing maps its material claims to immutable first-party skill instructions, validator/helper source and MIT license at released commit 813a699. It states that validation checks structure and consistency rather than evidence truth, and that runtime enforcement and human approval remain outside the validator. It does not present the skill as an execution orchestrator or claim independent commercial outcomes. The website, source, documentation, canonical image metadata and adoption contact are included. No announcement X handle, editorial reviewer or publication date is inferred.
Generated tool-submitters.json using the unmodified upstream base and actual PR author cis2042. Only the new listing and its submitter mapping change.
Validation: required content validation passed for 17 categories / 67 tools; existing tests reported 143 passed, 1 skipped and 0 failed on Node 26.7.0 (repository requires >=24; upstream CI uses Node 24). Diff whitespace checks passed. Upstream editorial review, CI and actual publication remain pending.