damu

{
  "name": "damu",
  "description": "De-AI My UI — strips the tells that make an interface read as 'made by an AI in Tailwind.' Two modes, one shared catalog of ~19 slop signatures (font chaos, the purple-on-black AI palette, gratuitous parallax, weird hovers, default/neon gradients, neon gradient borders, recycled stock icons, everything-is-a-24px-card, over-rounded corners, huge drop shadows, the AI-startup serif, out-of-box shadcn, forced monochrome, icon/emoji overuse and mismatch, empty filler copy, tiny/low-contrast text). /damu:prevent renders the catalog's fixes into a copy-pasteable anti-slop ruleset, lightly tailored to the detected stack, for you to adjust and drop into CLAUDE.md or memory so Claude stops generating slop in the first place. /damu:remediate drives Playwright MCP to capture per-route screenshots plus extracted CSS facts (font counts and sizes, color clusters, WCAG contrast, radius/shadow distributions, gradient and parallax signals, shadcn/Tailwind-default signatures), then runs a holmes-style Workflow engine — a context pass that fixes what's legitimate for this product, nine blind per-tell lenses (typography, color, gradients & borders, shape & depth, layout soul, motion, iconography, copy, readability) that each hard-respect those legitimate patterns and self-rate confidence (HIGH only for unmotivated, uniform choices) so nothing is silently dropped, a completeness critic, and synthesis into a per-page deliberate/mixed/slop verdict with a ranked, file-anchored change list. Report first; --apply commits only HIGH-confidence low-risk fixes atomically and refuses a dirty tree. Governing principle: every tell is sometimes correct, so a finding is HIGH-confidence only when the choice looks unmotivated and uniform.",
  "version": "0.2.0",
  "author": {
    "name": "AlphaBravo"
  }
}