GLMChat V2.2 — UI/UX AND AGENTIC IMPLEMENTATION REPORT
Date: 2026-07-22
Status: PASS

IMPLEMENTED PRODUCT MODEL
- Android-first tile home with progressive disclosure.
- Seven-step Agent wizard plus Workflow, Agent Team and Tool wizards.
- Resumable IndexedDB drafts, explicit Save draft/Save template and final typed review.
- Four-item primary navigation: Home, Runs, Projects, Settings; specialist screens under More.

REAL EXECUTION SURFACES
- Run inspector uses server workers, stages, events, checkpoints and approvals.
- Agent map exposes actual worker status, output, tokens and cost.
- Safe controls: pause/resume, cancel, guidance, retry, optional skip, reassignment, tool revoke, budget change and checkpoint branch.
- Custom stages, specialists, coordination, memory, tools and limits are represented in immutable snapshots.

COMPLETE WORKSPACES
- Projects: Overview, Chat, Files, Automations and Activity.
- Chat: visible context, images, reasoning/JSON options, cost preflight, streaming controls, export and automation conversion.
- Library: definitions, templates, prompts, search, pin, duplicate, import/export and protected delete.
- Offline: pending work, conflicts, explicit resolution and drafts.
- Settings/Costs/Voice/Privacy/Diagnostics are reachable and operationally wired.

ACCESSIBILITY AND MOTION
- Safe-area/cutout padding and Android keyboard-aware layout.
- 48 CSS-pixel controls, visible focus, focus trap/restoration and logical headings.
- One controlled polite live region.
- 200% text, large-text preference, short landscape and 320–600px resilience.
- Tile, wizard, stage and agent activity motion with reduced-motion alternatives.

EXECUTED EVIDENCE
- 6 required portrait widths plus short landscape and reduced motion.
- Accessibility and install transitions in Chromium.
- 10 responsive screenshots.
- 21 full-spec production UI screenshots covering welcome/setup, home, all four wizards, runs/run detail, projects/workspace, history/chat, library, conflicts, costs, settings, voice, privacy, diagnostics and More.

LIMITATIONS
Physical Android Chrome, Samsung Internet, TalkBack and provider-backed visual states require external target-environment acceptance. No internal UI control is knowingly left as a decorative substitute for an absent operation.