A UI and UX review on every screen your agent builds.
Your agent checks each screen's design, behavior, words and spacing, and fixes the serious problems before you see it.
What the review checks
Checked before you see it
Every critical and serious finding is fixed before you see the screen.
What the agent checks against
- UI principles
- UX principles
- Review rules
UI principles
Layout, type, color and depth.
UX principles
How the screen behaves, not only how it looks.
Review rules
Accessibility, and the patterns that make a screen look generated.
Copy clarity
Flags insider terms, long sentences and vague buttons.
Measured spacing
Measured on the rendered page, at desktop and phone widths.
Questions
When does the review run?
After the agent builds or changes a screen, before it shows you the result.
Where do the rules come from?
Better Design writes and maintains them, and the agent loads them while it works.
How is this different from GitHub PR reviews?
This review runs inside your coding agent while it builds. GitHub PR reviews run on the pull request, and check the diff and the preview before merge.
Does Better Design replace a designer or Figma?
No. People still own product and design judgment, and Figma still supports exploration and collaboration. Better Design carries the approved decisions into what the agent builds and reviews.
Which coding agents does it work with?
Better Design is an MCP server. It installs in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, ChatGPT, Devin, Antigravity, OpenCode and Cline.
Where does the output live?
In your repository. The design system installs as editable component source and values, so the team keeps control and can keep building from the same foundation.