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Anti-Slop is a rules document that stops AI coding agents from shipping the same generic UI, gradients, glassmorphism, marketing buzzwords. It's not a style guide, it doesn't tell the agent what colors or fonts to use, it filters out slop through 36 rules and a checklist with one verification... show more

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