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UIZZE combines a portable UI skill with a remote MCP server for focused references and hosted materials. The MCP exposes find_ui_references and find_ui_materials. The paid dashboard gives Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and generic HTTP MCP clients one setup prompt.
01. Connect
Copy the prompt from Agent Connector. It adds https://uizze.com/mcp with Authorization: Bearer your-token. Keep that token only in local agent configuration or an environment variable. Never put it in source control, a URL, screenshot, or log. Clients with MCP OAuth support can authorize in the browser instead.
02. Inspect
Before changing UI, the agent inspects the target components, shared styles, behavior, and nearby views. It preserves good existing work and identifies the primary user task before making visual decisions. For substantial new Web UI without a foundation, it may suggest up to three Packs and waits for you to choose or decline. A chosen Pack becomes the project's DESIGN.md; an existing file is never replaced silently.
03. Reference
When outside evidence can settle one concrete decision, find_ui_references can search relevant apps, journeys, or full screens. One strong result is enough. References are evidence, not templates.
04. Materials
When a named role is missing, find_ui_materials returns a few fonts, icons, event-bound animations, or Web Packs. These complement the bundled Uizze design stack without adding a second set of design rules. Included materials carry verified scope and a signed receipt; external dependencies remain clearly external.
05. Build
The agent makes the interface feel specific to the product and makes the primary task as clear and effortless as possible. The product's requirements, existing system, accessibility, platform behavior, and explicit user intent remain authoritative.
06. Review
Once UI is rendered, the agent inspects the current interface in its local environment and fixes observable breakage, regressions, privacy exposure, supported accessibility evidence, and task-blocking composition. It reviews the rendered product rather than guessing from source code.