Controlled UX Designer
Keeps important visual decisions in your hands, then carries the approved direction through the whole interface.
Bencium Marketplace turns recurring ways of working into portable instructions. You can inspect the method, change it to fit the job, or remove it without leaving your project tied to another platform.
6 items
Keeps important visual decisions in your hands, then carries the approved direction through the whole interface.
Develops two or three recognisable visual directions, explains the trade-offs, and builds the one you choose.
Creates an expressive frontend direction for work that should be remembered, without forgetting how the interface has to work.
Reviews a live interface screen by screen and turns the findings into an ordered visual improvement plan.
Fixes the small typographic details that make an interface easier to read and feel properly finished.
Designs repeat-use assistants around visible memory, earned trust, correction, and the user’s right to forget.
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A Claude campaign-planning Skill for people who are outspent and outgunned, also portable to OpenCode, Cursor, Codex, and other compatible agent environments.
6 items
A provider-independent work harness that keeps the plan, proof, decisions, and memory in plain project files you own.
Adjusts the shape and directness of a response to the current request without changing the facts.
Tests whether a short-term fix will make the next decision easier, or leave behind more confusion and hidden work.
Reshapes specialist web content so answer systems can find the claim, the evidence, the date, and the limits together.
Edits Hungarian text for native rhythm, word order, restraint, and voice while preserving the meaning.
An experimental status-line tool that shows behavioural signals from the work trace and warns when the pattern suggests possible corner-cutting.
4 items
Carries a consistent set of small-team coding and delivery habits from one project to the next.
Starts with the new capability a product should create, then chooses the smallest architecture that can support it honestly.
Helps a human architect make sense of the domain, the system boundaries, and the decisions that should not be delegated.
Finds technical complexity that has no clear user, safety, scale, or operating reason to exist.
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Flags EU AI Act provisions that may matter, with official sources, dates, missing evidence, and plain next questions.