Polish Week 1 Plan

Goal

Establish a shared polish baseline and improve the two most trust-sensitive MVP flows: Smart Clean and Apps.

MVP state audit covering default, loading, empty, partial-permission, success, and failure states
Shared polish baseline for spacing, card hierarchy, CTA priority, status tone, and destructive-action language
Smart Clean improvements for scan controls, preview readability, execution confidence, and result continuity
Apps improvements for uninstall preview clarity, leftover visibility, and recovery confidence
Narrow verification for first-run, scan, preview, execute, uninstall, and restore-adjacent flows

Day 1 Audit all frozen MVP routes and record the missing states and trust gaps
Day 2 Tighten shared design-system primitives and copy rules before page-specific tweaks
Day 3 Polish Smart Clean from scan initiation through preview and execute feedback
Day 4 Polish Apps from refresh through uninstall preview and completion messaging
Day 5 Run focused verification and hold a gate review for Week 2 polish work

Product Agent define the polish scorecard and keep work inside the frozen MVP scope
UX Agent close wording, hierarchy, and permission-guidance gaps in trust-critical surfaces
Mac App Agent implement design-system and feature-level refinements for Smart Clean and Apps
QA Agent verify the state matrix and catch visual or flow regressions in the primary paths
Docs Agent keep backlog, execution notes, and follow-up risks in sync with the week output

Smart Clean and Apps read clearly without requiring implementation knowledge
Primary CTAs are obvious, secondary actions are quieter, and destructive actions feel reversible
The top-level screens no longer fall back to generic empty or ambiguous progress states in core flows
Week 2 can focus on Overview, History, and Permissions without reopening Week 1 trust issues