Rams

Rams is a design review and UI code review tool for coding agents — it reviews the frontend code your agent writes, before it ships. Add the connector and approve access: you sign in, or create a free account, as part of that step. No API key to paste, no CI to configure. Then ask your agent to review the component you just changed. Point it at the files you changed and it returns issues with severity, category, and exact file:line: contrast that fails accessibility, tap targets under the minimum, a timer that never clears, spacing off the scale, motion with no reduced-motion guard. quick_review answers in about ten seconds and costs a fifth of a review credit — run it constantly while you edit. review_files is the deeper pass: a 0-100 design quality score plus git-apply-able patches, for when you want something to keep. verify_fixes confirms your fixes landed, free. Reviews can include before/after screenshots: Rams renders the component, applies its own patch, re-renders, and ships the pair only when the fix provably landed. It runs on a taste engine of 300+ rules across accessibility, typography, color, layout, motion, components, and native (SwiftUI/HIG) — the same engine behind Rams' GitHub App, which reviews pull requests for design quality. Free to start — every account includes reviews each month, shared across this connector and the GitHub App. Approving the connector lets it run reviews and spend that workspace's review credits; it reads only the files you hand it.