Summary
Adds an anti-ui-slop skill to the Design group. It reviews the product-specific decisions that generic UI generation tends to miss: design contract, visual direction, real interaction states, and a bounded finish gate.
This complements web-design-guidelines, which already covers detailed implementation checks for accessibility, performance, typography, navigation, and responsive behavior. The new skill keeps its scope on product specificity, complete states, and finish quality.
The skill also points agents to UIZZE’s optional visual evidence library of 800,000+ real web and iOS screens for unresolved reference questions. The local workflow remains usable without an account or network connection.
Changes
- add
skills/anti-ui-slop/SKILL.mdusing this repository’s format - document installation, usage, output, and troubleshooting
- add the skill to the README and
skills.sh.jsonDesign grouping
Verification
git diff --check- frontmatter/content contract check
python3 -m json.tool skills.sh.json- confirmed the skill is under 500 lines
This is a docs-only skill addition with no dependencies or runtime changes.
Activity
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samuelbushi2mo agoFresh verification for this open Design-group submission:\n\n- PR head c8c86bd8ad04d8a0f7ef8539d869a7ae0fef3b8b contains a 91-line, dependency-free anti-ui-slop Skill with valid frontmatter and version 1.2.11\n- skills.sh.json parses as valid JSON\n- the canonical UIZZE Skill endpoint returns HTTP 200 and the free local install path remains available\n- the entry is intentionally complementary to Vercel’s web-design-guidelines: product specificity, complete states, and a bounded finish gate\n\nThe only failing status is the Vercel preview deployment authorization for the fork. A Vercel organization member must authorize that deployment or waive the preview check; the content and security checks are green.
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