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Stop Describing UI
Stop Describing UI is an agent skill that removes explanatory text from user interfaces.
Stop Describing UI is an agent skill that strips explanatory copy out of user interfaces. It runs as an open source project licensed under MIT and is hosted on GitHub. The skill relies on specific rules defined in the repository. Developers can view the before and after examples in the documentation to understand its effect. It is designed for users working with AI agents to clean up user interface text.
Stop Describing UI at a glance
Key features
- Strips explanatory copy out of user interfaces
- Uses predefined rules in SKILL.md
- Provides before and after examples
- Available as an open source repository
Use it for
- Cleaning up explanatory text in user interfaces
- Applying agent skill rules to UI design
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