Open-source checker flags 74 tells of AI-generated UI, no LLM or API key needed
victor_explore · x · 2026-11-01
- Enmera open-sourced ai-design-check, a toolkit that finds what makes UIs built by AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) look generated: purple gradients, emoji as icons, "Welcome back 👋" copy, spacing off the 4px grid, off-scale font sizes, gradient buttons, quietly removed focus rings.
- It ships 74 design rules (each with what, why, how to fix), a zero-dependency checker requiring no LLM or API key that marks every finding with file and line numbers, and an agent skill that fixes screens in passes then re-checks to prove it.
- Demo case: a dashboard went from 266 findings to 0. Rules were validated against 16 top-rated Dribbble/Behance dashboards.
- Run via npx @enmera/ai-design-check; MIT licensed, English/Turkish, plus one-command before/after comparison videos.
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