Product and UX/UI Designer Oleg Kuharuk created Unslop — an auditor plugin that will help solve a popular problem in modern UI design and rid AI-generated interfaces of typical errors, outdated patterns, and template solutions (the so-called design slop).
Product and UX/UI Designer Oleg Kuharuk created Unslop — an auditor plugin that will help solve a popular problem in modern UI design and rid AI-generated interfaces of typical errors, outdated patterns, and template solutions (the so-called design slop).
The tool is designed to integrate with AI agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Lovable.
Unlike conventional generators, Unslop functions precisely as an inspector and quality controller:
the tool analyzes a design or layout that the AI agent has already generated;
Instead of a vague assessment based on "eyeballs" or subjective taste, Unslop identifies specific problems and provides the result in file:string format along with a clear fix plan.
The auditor itself does not automatically change the code — the final decision on making edits and the design concept remains with the human.
The main technical feature of Unslop is the lack of a hard-wired local rule list.
The plugin does not contain a local copy of the "slop criteria" directory, but directly accesses Oleg Kuharuk's MCP. Each run is recorded by version and hash sum, which eliminates the hidden use of outdated local files.
This means that once a rule is updated or added on the MCP server, it instantly becomes available to all AI agents the next time an audit is run, without the need to reinstall the plugin.
Currently, Unslop’s knowledge base consists of 49 criteria against which each interface screen is tested. All of them are divided into three key categories.
You can also check out Unslop on GitHub .
