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Rules for an AI coding agent to filter out generic AI-generated UI designs, text, and code.
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antislop is a rulebook an AI coding agent reads every session. It stops generic UI, text, and AI-shaped code, and it is a filter, not a style guide: no colors, fonts, or layouts prescribed, direction stays yours. Inside are 40 rules in three tiers, a Liveliness Toolkit, a mandatory PASS/FAIL report, and six skills that load only when a task needs them. It cannot invent direction, so DESIGN.md supplies that, and antislop never beautifies on its own.
Each pair below is one brief, run twice, so the difference is visible side by side.
With /antislop-ui. antislop alone is not the after. It removes the slop and stops there; direction comes from DESIGN.md. For UI work you intend to ship, that file is mandatory: without it the result is labelled a draft without direction. The pair below is the result.
| Before: without antislop | After: antislop + DESIGN.md |
|---|---|
| This is what most AI output looks like: slop everywhere once you take a closer look. | Much better. antislop kills the slop, and DESIGN.md gives it a real visual direction. |
The two partial states are worth seeing, because each one shows why the other half matters:
| Partial: antislop alone | Partial: DESIGN.md alone |
|---|---|
The slop is gone, but so is the direction. That is why antislop needs a DESIGN.md. | The direction is there, but honestly it is still far from good: the slop still shows. |
With /antislop-copywriting. One prompt, run twice.
With /antislop-human. One sign-in form, run twice.
With /antislop-layoutmobile. One dashboard on a phone, run twice.
With /antislop-code. One file, run twice.
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antislop ships as standard agent skills: one folder per skill, holding a SKILL.md. Installation differs per agent, so pick the section for the one you use. Each route is walked through from zero, with update and removal, in GUIDE.md.
One command, then answer the prompts. It asks which skills you want, where to install them (this project or everywhere), and which agents you use, then copies the folders and writes the pointer that reloads antislop every session.
npx antislop-ai
antislop is listed on skills.sh, the open directory for agent skills. This copies the same folders as the installer and nothing else, so antislop reloads by description alone.
npx skills add miqdadbadjuber/anti-slop
/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/miqdadbadjuber/anti-slop
/plugin install antislop@anti-slop
agy plugin install https://github.com/miqdadbadjuber/anti-slop
codex plugin marketplace add miqdadbadjuber/anti-slop
codex plugin add antislop@anti-slop
agent plugin marketplace add https://github.com/miqdadbadjuber/anti-slop
Then open Customize, find antislop, and select Install.
/plugins install https://github.com/miqdadbadjuber/anti-slop
Open Plugins, choose Add plugin, paste this package name, and select Install:
antislop-ai
That is the desktop route. From a terminal instead, name the profile you use:
dsh plugin --profile desktop add antislop-ai
cline plugin install https://github.com/miqdadbadjuber/anti-slop.git
This door covers the Cline CLI. For the VS Code or JetBrains extension, use the installer.
Muse Code keeps its plugin system behind an opt-in flag, so set it first. On macOS and Linux:
export MUSE_EXPERIMENTAL_PLUGINS=1
muse plugins marketplace add anti-slop miqdadbadjuber/anti-slop
muse plugins install antislop@anti-slop
On Windows, set $env:MUSE_EXPERIMENTAL_PLUGINS = "1" in PowerShell first, then run the two muse lines unchanged.
Skills load without another step. Run muse plugins approve antislop to enable the contrast MCP server.
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