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ui-text-formatter

Detects poorly formatted UI text and improves capitalization, spacing, hierarchy, and readability - labels, headings, button text, and messages. Use when reviewing user-facing copy for consistency.

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## Purpose

Review user-facing UI text (labels, headings, buttons, messages, empty states) for consistent, correct capitalization, punctuation, tone, and clarity — the small copy details that make an interface feel polished or sloppy.

## When to Use

- Reviewing user-facing strings before shipping a new screen or feature.
- The interface mixes capitalization styles (Title Case here, sentence case there) inconsistently.
- Cleaning up error/empty-state messages that were written quickly and never revisited.

## What to Analyze

1. **Capitalization consistency** — pick one convention (Title Case or Sentence case) per text category (headings, buttons, labels) and flag mixed usage across the interface.
2. **Punctuation consistency** — trailing periods on short labels/buttons (usually omitted), consistent use of ellipses for "leads to another step" actions (e.g. "Delete…" vs "Delete").