The TRUST Framework
UXAssist is built for design, product and research teams who want AI as a disciplined collaborator — not a slot machine. TRUST is the operating contract behind every co-pilot: truthful to your context, rigorous in method, useful in shape, safe with your data, and tested before it reaches you.
The five pillars
Each letter is a hard rule the system enforces — in prompts, in output rubrics, and in the deliverable shape your co-pilot returns.
Stay loyal to the user's intent. Cite the supplied material — never invent URLs, stats, or quotes.
Reason with structure. Apply the right craft framework — Nielsen, RICE, MoSCoW, JTBD — when it helps the decision.
Ship ready-to-share deliverables — audits, PRDs, critiques, roadmaps — not generic advice.
Surface risk, edge cases and ethical concerns. Keep user data private — never used to train models.
Self-review for confidence and gaps. Flag what a human must still validate.
Human-led, AI-assisted
UXAssist was built because senior designers and researchers were burning their best hours on assembly work — formatting audits, restructuring research notes, writing the fifth user-story batch of the quarter. The craft was getting squeezed out by the paperwork around it.
UXAssist takes the assembly. Designers keep the judgement — framing the problem, choosing the trade-off, sitting with the user. AI fast-tracks the decisioning surface so humans can spend more time on problems that actually matter to humans.
Audits, PRDs, research syntheses and critiques that took half-days now arrive in minutes — already formatted for review.
Co-pilots converge on a structured deliverable so the team debates the call, not the document format.
AI handles the assembly. Designers spend their judgement on the human problems that actually deserve it.
Every co-pilot is shaped by working design, research and PM leaders — not generic prompt templates.
TRUST in the product
Bring your own documents, links and research. Co-pilots stay grounded in what your team actually knows.
Reusable craft prompts — enterprise writing, accessibility, design principles — layered on every co-pilot.
Markdown + PDF deliverables that look like a senior practitioner wrote them, not a chatbot.
Describe the problem. UXAssist proposes the right co-pilots and the order to run them in.
Every long output ends with what the AI was sure of and what still needs a human.
Your inputs are never used to train models. Your context library is scoped to your account.
Browse the catalogue and pick a co-pilot. Every one of them ships with TRUST built in — so you can spend your day on the problems only a human designer can solve.