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Prompts / slop_review

AI design and writing slop review Free

Finds what looks generated in a live page or a design (gradients, default fonts, eyebrows, card grids, stock copy) and says what to do instead.

Run it

Arguments

NameMeaning
target *Live URL, Figma link, screenshots, or copy

* required

What your assistant is told to do

The full instructions, so you can see exactly what you are asking for:

Review this for the default generated look and voice, and say what would make it distinctive. Be specific and fair: one tell is a style; a cluster with no counterweight is a template.

Target: <target>

Method:
1. Read resource designers://reference/slop-tells.
2. For a live URL call detect_design_slop; for text pass it through review_ui_copy or the Toolbox check_tells tool if available.
3. For a Figma design: If the input is a Figma link: parse it (figma.com/design/:fileKey/..., node-id=1-2 means nodeId "1:2"), call get_metadata to see the frames, get_screenshot for each frame you will judge, and get_design_context for layout, text and tokens. Read the picture before the code. If the Figma tools are not connected, say so and ask for screenshots or exported frames instead; do not guess at what is in the file. Judge the picture against the design tells (type, colour, layout, components, imagery, motion, content).
4. List the tells you found with evidence (the selector, the value, the frame), grouped under type, colour, layout, components, imagery, copy. Note what is already distinctive; do not flatten it.
5. Give a plan: for each cluster, a specific alternative that fits this product (name a type pairing, a dominant colour with an accent and neutrals, a deliberate grid break, real photography or product screenshots, copy that says the specific thing). Avoid replacing one default with another: no "swap Inter for Poppins".
6. Close with the one or two bold moves that would change the page most, and the ones to leave alone.