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UIZZE

Launched this week

UI taste for Codex. Stop shipping generic interfaces.

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UI taste for Codex. Stop shipping generic interfaces.

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UIZZE gives Codex real product context before it designs: 800,000+ web and iOS screens, flows, edge states, UI elements, and a finish gate that rejects generic output. Connect the hosted MCP to Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or another compatible coding agent.

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UIZZE began as an internal tool because our coding agents could build a working interface in one sitting—then quietly turn every product into the same dashboard. “Make it less generic” wasn’t a design system. So we built a workflow that gives the agent real product references before implementation, then forces a finish-gate review before the UI is called done. The hosted MCP now puts 800,000+ real web and iOS screens, flows, edge states, and UI elements directly inside Codex. Claude Code, Cursor, and compatible coding agents work too. I’m one of the builders. I’d genuinely love to know: where does your agent lose the UI today—references, implementation, or the final polish?

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2d ago

Would love a way to filter the 800k screen library by industry or app category before connecting it to Codex, so the agent gets sharper context for niche projects instead of pulling from everything at once.

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2d ago

One thing I'd love to see is a "preview before commit" mode where UIZZE shows me a side-by-side diff of what Codex wants to change versus the existing component, so I can catch regressions before they land. Would make handoff way less nerve-wracking.

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2d ago

Plugged it into Codex and the difference was honestly wild, the screens it generated actually felt like they belonged to a real product instead of the usual generic dribbble vibes.

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2d ago