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AI coding agents are fast… but their frontend code is often messy. Deslint fixes that. It’s the local design lint for AI-generated code — catching spacing, colors, accessibility & more before it lands. Works with Cursor, Claude, Windsurf & more. Check it out 👇 deslint.com

@pmitu My target is frontend teams & AI-powered devs who use tools like Cursor, Claude Code, or Windsurf. Basically anyone tired of AI spitting out inconsistent, hard-to-maintain UI code with bad spacing, colors, or accessibility.

@AmMrAnonymous Mmm So whats target segment is?

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@Dennyz29381638 @pmitu I will show you exactly how it works, i have multiple workflows. I have a clear one for what you need. Agent autofixing it. I would appreciate your feedback if you give it a try and if i must improve something.

Tired of AI generating messy frontend code? 😩 Deslint MCP fixes design & accessibility issues locally before the code lands. Clean, consistent UI — every time. Check it out: deslint.com

@AmMrAnonymous ok interesting, but what does it actually do? 😁

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I built **Deslint** as the verification layer: `npx deslint scan` catches token drift, dark mode gaps, arbitrary values & WCAG issues with a Design Health Score + clean HTML report. Runs locally + integrates via MCP so agents can auto-fix before commit. Perfect combo for tight design systems. Try it: deslint.com

Thats exactly wha i observed when i built my first product vintor.io I now heavily use my deslint package so that i get instant corrections and also it works with git actions and PRs where i automatically get design health + i get comments on each piece of code if ever it drifts

@AmMrAnonymous @ClimStefan Catching token drift deterministically is the right approach. LLMs are notoriously bad at picking the correct spacing variables without strict boundaries in place.

@ardent__dev Check this out: Deslint.com

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@MrPerfect797 I built this deslint.com , looking at the speed by which products are shipped I think we will soon need this. Its free for developers

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@nxhaaa19 I built deslint.com a self deterministic mcp for ai agent loop

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I created an explanation for deslint.com using OpenAI Image2. This gives you an idea about how Deslint works and helps developers for free

Great skill for those premium polish details. I built **Deslint** as the verification layer: `npx deslint scan` catches token drift, dark mode gaps, arbitrary values & WCAG issues with a Design Health Score + clean HTML report. Runs locally + integrates via MCP so agents can auto-fix before commit. Perfect combo for tight design systems. Try it: deslint.com

There's a Claude Code skill that automatically fixes the small UI details that make interfaces feel cheap. All the things designers notice and developers skip. One command: npx skills add jakubkrehel/make-interfaces-feel-better

I built Deslint (deslint.com), an MCP + ESLint plugin that runs after the agent writes the code. It catches design-system drift — arbitrary colors, ad-hoc spacing, off-scale typography — deterministically, no LLM in the loop. The useful combo is: Figma MCP gives the agent the design intent going in, Deslint verifies it didn’t drift on the way out (e.g. Claude writes bg-[#1A5276] instead of bg-primary, or p-[14px] instead of p-4). npx @deslint/mcp install wires it into Claude Code / Cursor / Codex / Windsurf in ~30 seconds. Open source, runs locally, zero code egress.

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@delveroin 0 MRR- deslint.com A self deterministic AI agent loop to correct design drift. Free for developers

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Hey builders & AI-powered devs, Just deployed something new on Deslint. Now it's the full verification layer for AI-generated code: local CLI that scans any React/Vue/Svelte/Angular app, catches 33+ deterministic design, a11y (WCAG 2.2), and responsive violations with zero false positives. `npx deslint scan` → terminal violations + beautiful self-contained HTML report with 0-100 Design Health Score, category breakdowns, and fix suggestions. Plus MCP server so agents like Claude Code, Cursor & Codex can call analyze_and_fix directly in the loop. No cloud. No telemetry. Pure guardrails so your design system stays tight even when AI writes the code. Watch the latest run 👇 What's breaking most in your AI workflows right now? Token drift? Dark mode gaps? Reply below 👀 Try it: deslint.com #Deslint #AICoding #DesignSystem #Frontend