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      Enables coding agents building UI to fetch real product screens as inline images, pull typed design references, and find licensed fonts, icons, or animated icons when a visual question is unresolved. It also serves a bundled design workflow, command playbooks, and connection diagnostics.
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      Connects coding agents to a catalogue of real product screens so they can pull concrete UI references, fonts, icons, and the recorded design systems behind web screens when a visual question is open. It also serves bundled design-workflow documents, help, and connection diagnostics for grounding UI work in real products rather than generic templates.
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      An MCP server that grounds coding-agent UI work in real product screens: it answers specific layout, state, or interaction questions with one to three real screen images, plus fonts, icons, and animated-icon materials with their recorded licenses, and returns full design references for web screens the agent has chosen. It also serves bundled design-workflow documents, playbook prompts, and connection diagnostics without requiring a token.
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      MCP server that exposes a design system and UX rulebook as tools, enabling AI to generate UI consistent with your design tokens, components, layout rules, accessibility guidelines, and templates. It also provides a review tool to score UI proposals against the design system.
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      This MCP server gives coding agents real product screen references, design references, and font/icon materials from a curated catalogue so UI work is grounded in actual designs rather than generic templates. It also ships the skill's workflow documents and diagnostic tools, making them readable without a token.
      MIT

    TDQS

    A3.9/5.0

    Scored across 4 tools

    Disambiguation5/5

    Each tool occupies a distinct stage: taste_search discovers ids, taste_get retrieves full packs, taste_guidelines queries the rule corpus, and taste_audit validates HTML against those rules. The search/get split is explicitly documented (compact cards vs full pack), and guidelines vs audit is clearly separated as reference lookup versus enforcement.

    Naming Consistency4/5

    All four tools share the taste_ prefix with short, predictable suffixes (search, get, guidelines, audit). The only minor deviation is 'guidelines', a noun rather than a verb, but it reads naturally as a resource retrieval alongside the other action names.

    Tool Count5/5

    Four tools is a tight, well-scoped surface for a design-reference server: discovery, retrieval, rule lookup, and auditing. No tool looks redundant, and nothing feels padded or missing at the count level.

    Completeness4/5

    The set covers the full read-only lifecycle: find packs, fetch them, consult guidelines, and audit output against them, with sensible format and severity options. Minor gaps remain, such as no explicit tool to enumerate available kinds/domains or to list guideline ids without querying, but agents can work around these via search filters.

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