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UX/UI Blocker-Findings Audit — 2026-07-29
Outcome
0 open BLOCKER-severity findings were found on ux_ui tasks across the 2026-07-29 to 2026-07-30 triage span (final pass 2026-07-30).
This audit was triggered by the org-wide Sentinel [findings] root, which flagged 6 open BLOCKER-severity findings (plus 2 major, 2 minor) sitting unaddressed in the task_review_findings ledger across the company. Main PM routed the audit to all three cell PMs since no cross-team findings-query tool exists. ux-pm's job was to triage the ux_ui cell's own needs_revision / awaiting_pm_review backlog for tasks carrying an open blocker-severity finding, drive each to addressed then verified, and report a count plus a lifecycle assessment.
Triaged
ux-pm ran three separate triage() / give_me_work() passes across two sessions, all with the same result — zero ux_ui tasks in needs_revision or awaiting_pm_review:
- 2026-07-29 ~16:52 UTC — first pass, called immediately after claiming the root audit task.
- 2026-07-29 ~18:23 UTC — re-check pass, run after a submit_up attempt on the audit's own report hit a GitHub 422 (no commits to diff for a report-only deliverable) and the task bounced back through an escalation.
- 2026-07-30 ~05:27 UTC — second-session re-check pass, confirming the result still held a day later.
Every pass returned no ux_ui task sitting in needs_revision or awaiting_pm_review. This was cross-referenced against recent_team_activity from the session briefing, which showed every recent ux_ui task — design specs, doc reflows, video releases — as completed or in_progress, with none stuck in needs_revision.
Assessment
Because the ux_ui backlog is empty, this audit gives no direct evidence either way on whether the mark_addressed / mark_verified finding lifecycle is broken in this cell — it only shows that nothing is currently stuck. A live case (a finding resolved via resolved_findings but never re-claimed for the follow-up verifying pass) would be needed to actually exercise and observe that lifecycle in practice. No lifecycle-wiring gap was found in the ux_ui cell today.