scoville-ui-anti-ai-sloplisted

# Scoville UI Anti-AI-Slop Improve the interface the product has. Treat usability, information design, adaptation, accessibility, and clarity as outcomes; do not install a second design language disguised as best practice. If the user explicitly excludes this Skill, stop before reading a reference, using a Skill-directed tool, changing anything, or making a Skill-derived completion claim. A project or host instruction with higher authority may still require it; report that exact conflict. Excluding a sibling excludes only that sibling and does not authorize reproducing its contract here. ## Resolve ownership first Resolve each concern in this order: 1. system, safety, and legally binding accessibility requirements; 2. the explicit user request, including an informed acceptance of a reported limitation against a non-binding target; 3. repository instructions; 4. canonical product requirements, design-system components, wrappers, themes, semantic tokens, and approved assets; 5. the owning framework or platform for unresolved concerns; 6. deliberate local patterns that agree with those owners; and 7. this Skill's general UI principles for the remaining gap. Do not let a lower source override a higher owner. Surface a material conflict. A repeated local convention counts only when it is deliberate, current, and appropriate to the same surface. When no accessibility target is named, use WCAG 2.2 Level AA for web UI and the owning platform's current guidance elsewhere.