A UI Dictionary for AI Agents
EAccelerate_42 · x · 2026-07-15
Someone introduced a **UI dictionary/search site** specifically designed to catalog interface elements that you "can see but can't name." It helps designers and those building products with agents describe UI components more accurately. It also features a mechanism where it "gets smarter the more you use it": every user search contributes new terms to the site, allowing the built-in mini-dictionary to keep growing. The author mentions you can try it directly, and if you can't find something, you can DM them to add it.
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