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UI Rules
Brand and design-system rules for AI agents, delivered over MCP.
What UI Rules does
Brand and design-system rules for AI agents, delivered over MCP. A single place to manage design tokens, UI guidelines and voice & tone, then share them with AI tools like Cursor, Claude Code and v0 via MCP so their output stays on-brand. Tokens can be imported by scanning a website or from CSS/Figma, and an agent edits guidelines from plain-language requests.
Good for
- Keep AI-generated UIs consistent with your brand
- Share one design system across multiple AI coding tools
- Agency managing guidelines for several client brands
- Onboard 'vibe designers' with ready-made accessibility rules
Try this in 10 minutes
- Keep AI-generated UIs consistent with your brand. Use the free plan: pick one real example from your own business and try just that.
- Share one design system across multiple AI coding tools. Put the result next to how you do it today. Is it faster, cheaper or better?
- Agency managing guidelines for several client brands. Note what you had to fix by hand before you'd show it to a customer.
Mini-tasks based on common small-business uses for this tool.
Honest take
No red flags in our notes so far
We have not written a detailed take on this tool yet. The summary above is based on the maker’s own website.
Pricing
Freemium: Starter free; Pro $24; Team $79 (billing period not stated on page; USD incl. tax).
Prices as listed by the maker when we last checked (2026-10-18); usually in US dollars. Check the website for current prices.
Latest update
No major updates recorded since we added it.
Is UI Rules worth it? Quick answers
Is UI Rules worth it?
UI Rules is a niche pick: useful for specific cases, but most small businesses can skip it for now. There is a free tier, so you can test it before paying.
How much does UI Rules cost?
Freemium: Starter free; Pro $24; Team $79 (billing period not stated on page; USD incl. tax).
What is UI Rules used for?
Brand and design-system rules for AI agents, delivered over MCP. Typical uses: keep AI-generated UIs consistent with your brand; share one design system across multiple AI coding tools; agency managing guidelines for several client brands.