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UI Context
GD2BK1NG edited this page Jan 27, 2026
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Structured representation of the user interface and interaction environment
The UI Context subsystem maintains a cognitive representation of the current user interface.
It provides the kernel with a structured understanding of:
- layout
- hierarchy
- affordances
- interactive elements
- navigation paths
- user state
It is the artificial analogue of the brain’s visuospatial and contextual awareness systems.
UI Context answers the question:
“What does the interface look like right now, and how can we interact with it?”
It provides:
- DOM structure
- element metadata
- interaction affordances
- navigation cues
- contextual tags
Maintains a structured model of:
- pages
- components
- widgets
- forms
- navigation flows
Identifies:
- clickable elements
- input fields
- scrollable regions
- actionable components
Adds semantic labels:
- “checkout page”
- “search results”
- “login form”
Provides:
- next‑step predictions
- UI traversal paths
- element relationships
Maps UI elements to world‑model entities.
- Perception Lobe events
- DOM snapshots
- browser subsystem signals
- Nav Lobe queries
- UI structure graphs
- affordance maps
- contextual metadata
- navigation hints
- Nav Lobe — provides UI traversal data
- Planning Lobe — informs plan generation
- Action Lobe — provides actionable targets
- World‑Model Runtime — synchronizes UI entities
- ThoughtStream — logs UI context changes
UI Context gives Syntra Kernel:
- spatial awareness
- interaction intelligence
- contextual grounding
- navigation capability
It is the system’s cognitive map of the interface.