Claude Code skill forces three design directions and self-critique to kill AI-slop UIs
PrajwalTomar_ · x · 2026-10-05
A developer packaged a method for avoiding generic AI-generated app UIs into a Claude Code skill, praised by PrajwalTomar as fixing what makes every AI app look the same.
How it works:
- The problem: ask AI for an app and you always get rounded cards, soft gradients, and dashboard layouts with no real design idea
- The skill refuses to design a single screen until it has a real concept — e.g. a sleep app becomes "a village slowly going to sleep"
- It generates three directions, critiques its own work, and essentially never ships its first design
The recommender says he's run a similar workflow for weeks and believes this is how you stop your app from looking AI-made; the skill is usable out of the box.
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