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ux-skill is an open-source (MIT) MCP server with 18 tools that lints AI-generated UI for quality, applying 152 anti-slop rules with 160 brand specs and a 7-axis synthesizer. Deterministic and offline; never calls an LLM. Added to both README.md and docs/code-analysis--quality.md per the contributing format. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds ux-skill to the Code Analysis & Quality category.
ux-skill is a design-intelligence MCP server (18 tools) that lints AI-generated UI for quality. It applies 152 anti-slop rules, 160 brand specs, and a 7-axis synthesizer to flag generic, low-quality interface code and recommend distinctive design systems. It is fully deterministic and runs offline, so it never calls an LLM. Open source under MIT.
It fits this category alongside existing linting and code-quality entries (for example, the a11y-mcp accessibility auditor), since its core function is rule-based quality analysis of generated front-end code.