UI/UX design plugin for AI coding agents. Product flows, platform-native interfaces, asset planning, and reference analysis before code.
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Use this command when the user asks for high-end animation direction, Luma-level landing pages, cinematic product reveals, or when an animated design feels messy, copied, cheap, or like random elements were pasted around a hero.
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Plan UI assets for a Stark design before implementation, including references, icons, typography, generated product mocks, and optional image generation when the agent supports it.
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Audit existing UI/UX code, flows, or screenshots against UX heuristics plus the matching platform's anti-slop ban list and idiomatic checklist. Reports specific violations with line numbers and proposed fixes.
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Use this command when the user asks Stark to go all out, raise design quality broadly, use libraries well, make a UI feel actually designed, or coordinate research, typography, motion, usability, implementation, and QA in one pass.
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Use this command when testing whether Stark actually generates better designs, refreshing proof screenshots, creating showcase examples, or turning generated-output failures into guidance changes.
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Use this command to require proof before calling a UI "good.".
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Use this command when a web UI should be maintained, released, compared across runs, or used as public proof. It turns visual QA into a repeatable local/CI gate instead of a one-off screenshot check.
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Score a UI, design brief, or generated implementation against Stark's design quality metrics.
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Create a reference board before designing.
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Analyze real shipped UI/UX references without copying visuals, then produce a structural reference extraction brief for Stark.
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Use this command when the user wants another attempt at a design after critique, or asks Stark to generate better/original alternatives instead of repeating the same visual pattern.
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Translate a UI from one platform's idiom to another's — same product, different idiom — respecting target platform's HIG/Material/Fluent rather than pixel-cloning. e.g., "translate this iOS Settings screen to Windows".
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Use this command when a generated UI looks attractive but might fail real use.
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Generate or improve UI/UX for the specified platform - ux, web, windows, apple, android, or cross-platform. Routes to matching skill which then asks the user which product flow, track, or aesthetic direction before generating code.