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name: human-flow
description: >
  A UI/UX scanner that specializes in detecting interaction patterns unintuitive or inefficient for humans using a mouse and keyboard. 
  Expands on frontend-design and impeccable by focusing on real human workflow friction: motor control (Fitts's Law, target sizing, precision), 
  discoverability (affordances, hover vs always-visible), keyboard parity (full navigation and activation without mouse), 
  feedback loops, task efficiency, and forgiving interaction models.
  Use when: Use when reviewing or building any interactive UI, especially data-heavy tools, dashboards, lists, forms, and complex workflows.
---

**Grok skill.** This maps to the shared skill in `.claude/skills/human-flow/SKILL.md`.

Read the core skill definition and follow its instructions, adapting for the Grok environment (use run_terminal_command for any scripts, spawn_subagent for parallel analysis passes if useful, the full toolset for deep code inspection, and image_gen/image_edit only if generating visual mocks of improved interactions).

The full heuristics, scanner implementation, and report templates are in the `.claude` version. Use this wrapper to surface the skill under Grok's command system.

This skill supports a dedicated **"Fancy as Fuck"** mode (via natural language "human-flow fancy ..." or the `--fancy` script flag) for beauty, micro-interactions, elegant transitions, and tasteful delight — after core friction work is addressed.

It explicitly supports "useful decoration": beauty and panache are encouraged when they make the interface *more useful* (better mental models, reduced anxiety, clearer guidance, stronger emotional connection, etc.). The mode carefully distinguishes between high-density internal tools (restraint) and surfaces that benefit from more expressive elegance. Gratuitous prettiness is actively discouraged. "In the course of being as useful as possible, do it with panache."