Who it is forA solo founder or developer using an AI coding agent to build a marketing page who wants it to look intentional, not like default AI output.
The problemAI-generated pages often ship with sparkle logos, beta pills, fake terminals, and invented stats that make the page look generic and untrustworthy.
The outcomeA UI built under 38 mandatory rules, with a Delivery Gate PASS/FAIL report, and with direction supplied by your own DESIGN.md.
What you need first
- An AI coding agent that antislop supports, such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Gemini CLI
- A terminal to run the installer command (npx antislop-ai)
- A project folder for the agent to work in
- Optional: a DESIGN.md file that gives the visual direction, since antislop filters and does not supply direction
Steps
- Run
npx antislop-aiand answer the prompts, selecting the antislop-ui skill and the agents you use. - Run
npx antislop-ai --mode duringto save the mode for building new work. - Add a DESIGN.md file to the project that states your colors, type, and layout direction.
- Start a new agent session, so the skills load, and ask the agent to build the page.
- Read the Delivery Gate report at the end of the session and fix any FAIL items before shipping.
Prompt for your agent
Using the antislop rules from the anti-slop repo (https://github.com/miqdadbadjuber/anti-slop) and the DESIGN.md in <project-folder>, build a landing page for <product-name>. Finish with the Delivery Gate PASS/FAIL report. Verify that no statistic or testimonial appears on the page unless it is provided in the brief.
Caveat. antislop removes slop but does not beautify on its own, so a plain result usually means DESIGN.md was missing or thin.
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