Real UI references for coding agents: iOS app screens, user journeys and website design systems.
Scored across 5 tools
Most tools have distinct roles: list_collections vs get_collection vs get_journey are clearly separable. The two search tools, find_ui_materials and find_ui_references, overlap somewhat since both search and both touch website references, but descriptions clarify that one targets design systems and the other targets app screens/journeys.
All five tools follow a clean verb_noun snake_case pattern (find_ui_materials, find_ui_references, get_collection, get_journey, list_collections). findBy/get/list verbs are used consistently for their respective semantics.
Five tools is well-scoped for a design-reference search and retrieval service, with each tool earning its place (two search, two get, one list).
The search-plus-retrieval surface covers the core workflow: discover materials/references, then drill into collections and journeys. Minor gaps exist, such as no way to fetch a single material/reference detail or to save/add items into collections.
Search UXKIN's design systems taken from real websites: colors with their roles, typography and components for every result, and (with full access) the complete DESIGN.md for the top result. To get one site's DESIGN.md, search for its name. Query by industry ("fintech", "dev tools", "e-commerce"), theme ("dark", "light"), brand color ("green", "blue"), style ("minimal black and white", "serif"), font ("Inter") or site name, and combine them ("dark fintech").
Inputs: query (required), limit. Returns: count, query, results
Search UXKIN's library of real iOS app screens, user journeys (ordered multi-screen flows such as "Deleting account" or "Subscribing") and website references. Works best with short queries: a flow or screen type ("cancel subscription", "paywall", "empty state", "settings"), an app category ("meditation app", "expense tracker") or an app name ("Duolingo"). Combine them to narrow down ("onboarding for a meditation app"). Each result has a type (app, journey, screen, web), an image and a link; screens may include context naming the journey or screen type they show. Search a few times with different words rather than one long sentence.
Inputs: query (required), limit, include_images. Returns: count, query, results
Get the items in one of the person's saved collections on uxkin.com (app screens, whole apps and website designs, newest first), with images and links. Pass the collection's name as the person said it (case doesn't matter) or its id from list_collections. Use the items as the references the person chose for the task.
Inputs: collection (required). Returns: id, name, count, items
Get every screen of one user journey from UXKIN, in order, with the screenshots attached as images (up to 10): for example all 8 screens of "Deleting account" in one app. Use it after find_ui_references returns a result of type journey, passing that result's id (and its appId when there is one), to study the whole flow (each step, confirmations, the end state) instead of only its first screen.
Inputs: journey_id (required), app_id. Returns: id, app, href, name, +2 more
List the collections the person saved on uxkin.com: each collection's name, id, how many items it has and when it last changed. Use it when the person mentions their saved references, their collections, or one collection by name; then open one with get_collection.
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: count, collections
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