The single most damaging UX failure for any parser-driven input UI is the absence of in-place edit/delete on the parsed output. If the parser gets '4×100 free' slightly wrong (interpreting 'free' as 'Form' instead of 'Free'), the coach has no recourse except delete-and-retype the entire line. Audit-level fix list: a persistent expandable syntax hints section above the editor (so the vocabulary is on-demand, not hidden in placeholder text), long-press → context menu 'Remove set' on each parsed row, and a single consolidated primary CTA instead of two equal-weight Save/Schedule buttons. The architectural gap that remains: per-line mapping from parsed row back to source text, so a coach can fix a typo without losing the rest of the workout.
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