impeccable

Craft Impeccable Interfaces

Turn AI-generated frontends that scream 'a model made this' into production-grade, on-brand UI. Craft, audit, polish, or animate websites, dashboards, and app components.

Install the skill or give me an instruction how to install it - impeccable from https://github.com/pbakaus/impeccable

Free Open source Works in Bash(npx impeccable *), Bash(node .claude/skills/impeccable/scripts/*)

Action Design

What it does

Run it with a command and a target, audit, critique, polish, bolder, animate, and 18 others, or just describe the interface you want fixed, and it turns frontend that obviously came from a model into production-grade, on-brand UI. It loads your project's design context first, so a fix knows your audience, brand lane, and type rather than guessing.

Behind the commands sit 45 deterministic anti-pattern rules that flag the usual tells, Inter for everything, purple gradients, cards nested in cards, low-contrast gray text, with no LLM call needed to catch them. It commits real color, type, and motion choices, verifies contrast, and can iterate live in the browser until it looks right. You end up with ready-to-ship code and a reusable design system, plus a 23-command vocabulary you share with your agent.

When to use it

  • Your frontend screams a model made it

    It removes the AI tells and commits real color, type, and motion choices for production.

  • You want a specific fix, not a full redo

    Pick a command like audit, polish, bolder, or animate and it routes to the right one of 23.

  • You want to see changes live

    It loads your project's design context and can iterate in the browser as it applies its anti-pattern rules.

FAQ

What does impeccable do to my UI?

impeccable turns AI-generated frontends that look machine-made into production-grade, on-brand interfaces. You can craft, audit, polish, or animate websites, dashboards, and app components with it.

Does it respect my project's brand?

Yes. impeccable loads your project's design context first, then applies its craft rules on top, so the polish matches your existing look instead of imposing a generic style.

How consistent are its fixes?

impeccable applies 45 deterministic anti-pattern rules and routes your request to one of 23 commands, so the same problem gets the same fix. It can also iterate live in the browser.

Pairs well with