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Feedback lint Free

Sorts critique notes into observation, opinion, solution, vague and question, says why the weak ones are weak, and gives a skeleton (what I see, what it does to the person, a direction) to rewrite them.

MCP tool name: lint_design_feedback. REST: POST /api/feedback-lint. Free: 30 runs a day per IP, 20,000 characters each. Pro: no cap.

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Lint design critique. Sorts each note into observation, opinion, solution-without-problem, vague, or question, explains what is missing, and gives an observation, impact, suggestion skeleton for weak notes. Reports the share of notes ready to act on.

Inputs

* required

Example

curl -X POST https://designers.allthepossibles.com/api/feedback-lint \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -d '{"text":"Make it pop more\nI don'\''t like the blue\nThe checkout button is the same grey as the cancel link, so people will not know which one finishes the order\nCan we use a carousel here?\nFeels off"}'

Example output

The report field, for the input above (structured fields come back alongside it):

5 notes: 1 observations, 0 solutions without a problem, 1 opinions, 2 vague, 1 questions. 20% ready to act on.

[vague] Make it pop more
   "Make it pop" cannot be acted on; say what you see that gives that impression
   Observation: on the [element or screen], I see [what is actually there].
   Impact: because of that, [who] will [do or miss what].
   Suggestion: [optional; a direction to try, not an instruction].
[opinion] I don't like the blue
   a preference with no effect attached; say who it affects and how, or drop it
   Observation: on the [element or screen], I see [what is actually there].
   Impact: because of that, [who] will [do or miss what].
   Suggestion: [optional; a direction to try, not an instruction].
[observation, ready] The checkout button is the same grey as the cancel link, so people will not know which one finishes the order
[question] Can we use a carousel here?
[vague] Feels off
   "Feels off" cannot be acted on; say what you see that gives that impression
   Observation: on the [element or screen], I see [what is actually there].
   Impact: because of that, [who] will [do or miss what].
   Suggestion: [optional; a direction to try, not an instruction].

A note is ready when it names the part, says what it does to the person using the design, and leaves the fix open. Questions are fine; they are not scored down.

What it looks like

Limits of this tool

Deterministic: the same input always gives the same answer. It does not call a language model.