Detecting unsatisfiable Auto Layout constraints in UIKit can help developers address potential UI issues, even if it doesn't catch all instances of UI breakage. These errors occur when there are conflicting constraints in an app's view hierarchy, which UIKit attempts to resolve by logging the conflicts in the console. To systematically identify these issues during development and continuous integration (CI), the process involves attaching a debugger to UI tests, using LLDB's symbolic breakpoint UIViewAlertForUnsatisfiableConstraints, and running the tests via the command line. By automating LLDB commands through a text file, developers can streamline the process, allowing tests to continue running by terminating and re-adding breakpoints as needed. Integrating this approach with a CI tool like CircleCI ensures that any test failures are flagged for unsatisfiable constraints, running LLDB in the background and triggering checks only when a UI test failure occurs. This method aims to enhance the reliability and maintainability of the app's UI by catching layout issues early in the development cycle.