flow-walkthrough
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Verify UI *workflow* correctness that a task list, code review, and static screenshots miss. Drives end-to-end user flows in the Simulator via XCUITest with per-step screenshots, statically audits the navigation graph for dead-ends and missing edit paths, and emits a human discoverability checklist. Use after building any phase/slice that adds or changes UI, or when a user reports "I could only figure out the flow by running it."
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