Generate UXDL from Product Intent

Generation Philosophy

UXDL generation should help structure product intent, not make unreviewed product decisions on the user's behalf. UXDL prefers an explicit 'Unknown' marker over a plausible but unsupported Screen, State, Action, or Relation.

4 Generation Confidence States

Candidate generated elements are categorized into four explicit states:

• Confirmed — Directly supported by input source text or human confirmation.
• Inferred — Plausible interpretation requiring explicit human visibility.
• Unknown — Required information missing in input requirements.
• Conflict — Input sources explicitly disagree on intended product behavior.

Human Acceptance Workflow

Generated UXDL remains a candidate artifact until the author reviews inferred branches, resolves unknown questions, and accepts the specification into the canonical behavioral model.