Development · Web app
Rams
Automated design evaluation and UI code reviews for AI agents.
Rams is an automated design evaluation engine that inspects UI code written by developers or AI agents. It evaluates pull requests and commits against 348 design, accessibility, and craft rules, returning a 0–100 score along with actionable code patches.
What it's for
- Catch design regressions and AI UI antipatterns before merging PRs
- Audit frontend code for WCAG accessibility issues and contrast failures
- Evaluate AI-generated code inside IDE agents using MCP or skills
- Block CI pipelines when critical design system violations occur
Features
- 348 encoded design rules across 9 disciplines including UX, typography, motion, and accessibility
- Automated 0–100 UI score assigned to pull requests and repositories
- Inline fix suggestions provided as git patches directly in pull requests
- Four integration methods: Agent Skill, MCP server, GitHub App, and GitHub Actions
- Supports React, Next.js, SwiftUI, Vue, Svelte, Angular, and Tailwind CSS
- Verification re-reviews that track and confirm applied fixes
Pricing
Freemium. Free for 1 public repo (15 reviews); Solo is $33/month billed annually; Studio is $149/month; Team is $399/month.
Details
- Type
- Web app
- Category
- Development
- Topic
- Code Review
- Open source
- No
- Platforms
- Web, Command line, API
- For
- Frontend developers, design engineers, and teams using AI coding agents.
- Alternative to
- ESLint, axe, CodeRabbit, Lighthouse
- Tags
- ui design, code review, ai agents, accessibility, frontend, design systems, mcp
Why it was saved
- @colderoshay: Named first in the 'holy trinity of agentic UI' — a resource for building interfaces with AI agents.
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