Question 1

What kind of compiler is UICompiler?

Accepted Answer

UICompiler is a client-side visual compiler for authorized public pages. It runs a multi-stage process: capture rendered evidence, analyze structure and dependencies, discover behavior, normalize an intermediate representation, generate code, and verify output.

Question 2

Why does runtime evidence matter?

Accepted Answer

Many interfaces depend on JavaScript that only appears after the page runs. Capture records what the live page actually rendered and executed, which informs behavior discovery and generation.

Question 3

What is the intermediate representation?

Accepted Answer

A normalized internal model of structure, styles, and observed behavior. Generation reads from this model rather than pasting raw DOM fragments, which produces more maintainable HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Question 4

Do failed conversions use credits?

Accepted Answer

No. Credits are consumed only when a conversion completes successfully.

How UICompiler Works — From Rendered Website to Clean Code