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StyleGuardAI

StyleGuardAI

Stop UI drift in AI-generated products

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StyleGuardAI exists to **prevent UI drift in AI-generated interfaces**. The core problem we solve: > AI can generate UI quickly, but it cannot reliably enforce design decisions over time. Our solution: - Move design intent out of prompts - Encode it as structured, versioned contracts - Enforce it deterministically across agents, sessions, and outputs
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Launch tags:Design Tools•User Experience•Artificial Intelligence
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Emir M.
Maker
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Hey Product Hunt — I’m Emir, maker of StyleGuardAI.

StyleGuardAI exists to prevent UI drift in AI-built products: the slow creep where spacing, colors, components, and patterns start changing from screen to screen as you keep generating and editing.
The goal is simple: you move fast with AI without your UI turning into a patchwork.

I’d love feedback on what “UI drift” looks like in your workflow and what you’d want StyleGuardAI to lock down first (styles, structures, visual languages, enforcement, accessibility).

Emir M.
Maker

Add something along these lines to your AGENTS/CLAUDE/WARP.md

# Design lock

Any request that implies UI creation or change is a **design request** (e.g., landing pages, dashboards, onboarding, pricing, marketing sections).

## Required steps

1) Call https://www.styleguardai.com/api... and follow its workflow.  
2) Before generating UI, check for a repo‑root lockfile: .styleguardai.json
   - If it exists, **reuse exactly**: visualLanguageId, version, versionHash, structureId, target, mode.
   - If it does not exist, **select once** (visual language + pinned version + structure) and **write .styleguardai.json** with all fields above.
3) Every subsequent UI task must use the same lockfile values unless the user explicitly asks to change them.

Goal: uniform, standardized UI across all AI-generated screens/components.