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ux-linter
Checklist and best practices for validating CLI tool user experience. Use this skill for 'CLI UX validation', 'usability check', 'output format verification', 'error message review', 'interaction pattern inspection', and other CLI UX quality checks. Note: GUI usability testing and accessibility certification are outside the scope of this skill.
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# UX Linter — CLI User Experience Validation Checklist
A skill that enhances UX quality verification for the test-engineer and docs-writer.
## Target Agents
- **test-engineer** — Systematically performs CLI usability testing
- **docs-writer** — Writes documentation from the user's perspective
## CLI UX 12-Principle Checklist
### 1. Discoverability
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