Turn AI coding hosts into a guided mobile UI design workflow.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Pixl" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use a design interview to define the home screen UI for a mobile budgeting app. Ask step by step about target users, core tasks, information hierarchy, and key states, then turn it into implementable interface requirements.
A mobile home-screen UI requirement brief distilled from the design interview, including user goals, layout structure, and key states.
Create a UI token contract for a mobile e-commerce app covering colors, typography, spacing, and border radius, and describe the constraints components must follow.
A set of mobile UI design tokens and constraints that can guide consistent implementation.
Check whether this mobile UI implementation violates the established design tokens and rules, list the issues to fix, and explain how to preview it in a local browser.
A UI linting report with fix recommendations, plus guidance for local browser preview.
Designers or product managers can use design interviews to narrow down a mobile interface when requirements are still fuzzy. This helps turn ideas into an implementable UI direction faster.
Developers and designers can use it to define token contracts that formalize colors, typography, spacing, and similar constraints. This helps reduce inconsistency in mobile UI implementation.
After implementing an interface, teams can use linting rules and local browser preview to inspect issues. This helps catch UI details that do not match the intended rules before handoff.
Pixl is an MCP tool that turns AI coding hosts into a guided tool for mobile UI design. Known capabilities include design interviews, token contracts, linting, and local browser preview.
From the description, it is best suited to people involved in defining and implementing mobile interfaces, such as designers, developers, and product managers. It emphasizes a workflow from design constraints to implementation checks.
The provided material does not include installation steps, runtime requirements, or key requirements. See the source repository for more information.
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