Use the ux-audit-rethink skill.

Perform a complete product logic and usability audit of this application.

Do not focus primarily on visual styling. Analyze whether the application

structure, features, controls, states, and user flows make sense.

For each major user goal:

1. Reconstruct the complete user journey.

2. Identify unclear decisions, unnecessary steps, dead ends, duplicated actions,

hidden dependencies, inconsistent behavior, and missing system states.

3. Check whether users understand what to do, what will happen, what is happening,

and whether the action succeeded.

4. Evaluate empty, loading, error, partial-success, retry, cancellation,

permission-denied, offline, and destructive-action states.

5. Identify functions that do not support a clear user need.

6. Identify missing functions required to complete the user's actual goal.

7. Check information architecture, navigation, terminology, discoverability,

learnability, efficiency, error tolerance, and accessibility.

8. Separate observed problems from assumptions and unavailable evidence.

For every finding provide:

- affected user and user goal;

- current behavior;

- root cause;

- user consequence;

- severity: P0, P1, P2, or P3;

- evidence from the repository or running application;

- recommended solution;

- at least one alternative solution;

- implementation complexity;

- expected UX impact;

- verification criteria.

Finish with:

- a corrected application logic model;

- recommended user-flow diagrams;

- prioritized redesign roadmap;

- quick wins;

- structural changes;

- questions that require real user research.

Do not modify the code during the audit.