No user-submitted related servers found.
Scored across 48 tools
Most tools occupy clearly separate territory: design-system discovery/creation/config, icon search/install, per-framework implementation guides, and review gates each have distinct verbs and subjects. A few pairs still need the descriptions to separate them — get-ui-principle vs get-ux-principle, review-dashboard-structure vs finalize-dashboard-review vs review-ui-code, and find-design-system vs get-design-system-kit overlap enough that an agent could reach for the wrong one first. The heavy cross-references embedded in descriptions mitigate this, so confusion is possible but recoverable.
Every one of the 48 names is kebab-case and starts with a verb (get-, find-, create-, review-, check-, set-, build-, read-, update-, install-, inspect-, extract-, plan-, render-, make-, send-, confirm-, preview-, finalize-, propose-, cut-, detect-). Noun suffixes are stable and predictable within families (get-*-guide, get-*-principle, find-* / install-* for icons, *-design-system for brand work). No camelCase, no mixed conventions, no vague standalone verbs.
48 tools is far past a workable single-surface count; the server has grown into roughly eight sub-products (design systems, icons, framework guides, video/Remotion, Figma, review/verification, team rules, feature mapping, hosted sales assets). Individual tools are defensible, but an agent must triage 48 options including six review-related and nine *-guide retrieval tools before it can act. Splitting the review/verification cluster and the video cluster into separate servers would restore a usable surface.
The core lifecycle is unusually well covered end to end: discover or extract a design system, generate and poll it, read/write its config, install kits per target, pick and install icons, build, then verify with source review, comprehension, spacing, dashboard structure and a source-bound final receipt. Gaps are minor — no delete/archive operation for created design systems or installed icons, and no explicit tool to list the account's existing design systems beyond semantic search. Those are workarounds, not dead ends.
