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One Shot UI

Deterministic UI extraction and screenshot diffing for AI coding agents.

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Deterministic UI extraction and screenshot diffing for AI coding agents.

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  • compare
  • converge
  • extract
  • plan
  • style_check
  • suggest_fixes
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  • compareCompare a build against a reference screenshotread-only

    Deterministically diff an implementation screenshot against a reference screenshot. Returns a pixel-mismatch ratio, width/height deltas, a ranked list of structural issues (missing/extra elements, position, size, color, shadow, spacing), an irreducible-mismatch floor so you know when further pixel-chasing is futile, AND a `spacing[]` array of high-trust, directly-CSS-able sizing/spacing deltas (top-bar/band heights, content-column left edges, gutter widths) measured by pixel projection — use these to close sizing/spacing gaps exactly. Inputs are image file paths (PNG/JPG); the same inputs alwa…

  • convergeClosed-loop optimize a live build's CSS to pixel-match a referenceread-only

    The highest-trust path to a pixel-perfect build. Loads your implementation (HTML file or URL) in a controlled headless browser, trials candidate CSS fixes one at a time (geometry, colors, typography, effects — seeded from the reference's measured structure and pixels), keeps ONLY changes that measurably reduce real pixel mismatch against the reference screenshot, and returns a verified CSS patch plus before/after mismatch numbers. Unlike suggest_fixes, every returned declaration is already proven against your actual build — apply the patch values to your source, rebuild, and re-run until the v…

  • extractExtract structured design data from a screenshotread-only

    Analyze a single reference screenshot into structured data an agent can build from: layout regions (position/size), dominant colors, typography, spacing, a suggested implementation strategy, and a `rulers` block of deterministic projection measurements (background-zone band heights, content-column edges + widths, gutter widths) — build to these exact values to get sizing/spacing right the first time. Returns a compact summary by default; set full=true for the complete report. Input is an image file path.

  • planGenerate an implementation strategy from a screenshotread-only

    Generate a suggested implementation plan (layout strategy, CSS primitives, repeated patterns, typography notes) from a reference screenshot. Input is an image file path.

  • style_checkCheck a new UI conforms to a reference's design language (style transfer)read-only

    Deterministically check whether a NEW build adopts the design LANGUAGE of a reference screenshot — palette, spacing rhythm, type scale, roundedness, elevation — rather than reproducing it pixel-for-pixel. Use this when copying the *style/aesthetic* of a screenshot onto different content or layout (contrast with `compare`/`converge`, which pixel-match the SAME screen). The reference is always a screenshot; the new build is measured from real computed CSS when you pass an http(s) URL or an HTML file (exact), or from a screenshot as a lossy fallback. Returns per-dimension verdicts: palette/spacin…

  • suggest_fixesGet ranked fix suggestions from a diffread-only

    Diff a build against a reference and return concrete, ranked fix observations (size, color, shadow, spacing) with values measured from the reference. Selectors are only emitted when they resolve from real DOM; for screenshot-only input the fixes are region-anchored observations with capped confidence rather than guessed selectors. Inputs are image file paths.

  • tokensExtract design tokens + a reusable style system from a screenshotread-only

    Extract the design language of a reference screenshot: the flat `tokens` list (colors, spacing, radii, font sizes/weights, shadows) PLUS a structured `styleSystem` — palette split into neutrals vs accents, the base spacing unit, the type-size scale and its modular ratio, named radius and elevation scales. Use this to copy a UI's *style/aesthetic* onto new content. The values are measured deterministically; it deliberately does NOT name semantic color roles (primary/accent/surface) or classify mood — assign those yourself from the image. Pass `emit` to get paste-ready shadcn CSS variables or a …

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One Shot UI MCP server. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/connectors/tn0123-one-shot-ui (last updated 2026-10-24)