Traditional design system
Defines how interface elements look, behave, and remain consistent.
The judgment layer for AI-generated UI
Stop AI from building the wrong interface.
A design system tells an agent how interface elements should look and behave. JudgmentKit tells it which interface the user’s work requires, what should stay hidden, and what must be repaired.
Use JudgmentKit’s design system—or bring your own.
Judgment before components
A design system can make the wrong interface consistent.
JudgmentKit prevents that mistake before the components are composed.
JudgmentKit
Defines what the interface must help someone do, decide, and understand.
Together
JudgmentKit uses the design system you choose and tells the agent what to repair.
Failure-to-repair preview
First drafts should start from the work, not from available internals.
Failure
The screen follows the system, not the work.
Generated interfaces often mirror available internals instead of the activity a person is trying to complete.
Judgment
The activity is named before the UI.
JudgmentKit asks what the user is doing, what decision matters, what evidence belongs nearby, and what should stay diagnostic.
Repair
The agent gets a ready handoff.
The next generation pass receives product-language responsibilities, approved states, and a disclosure boundary.
Result
Better first drafts. Less cleanup theater.
Use the proof paths below to inspect the contract loop before installing anything.
Failure recognition
The problem is not ugly UI. It is the wrong concept of the work.
Before judgment
The agent sees available structure and turns it into labels, navigation, and actions. The user has to translate the system back into their own work.
With JudgmentKit
The agent must name the activity, participant, decision, outcome, and disclosure boundary before it treats a workflow as ready.
After repair
The interface can be generated from a product-language handoff that makes evidence, decisions, and completion states explicit.
Artifact Inspector · Proposed
Keep the artifact at the center of the review.
Artifact Inspector is for work where one rendered artifact stays primary and the person must act on a specific part of it.
Artifact first
People select the exact locus that matters. Evidence, actions, feedback, and results stay attached to that location.
Scoped chrome
JudgmentKit governs the inspector chrome and inspection overlay. The artifact keeps its own visual language.
Current boundary
Version 0.8.0 can guide the model, but it cannot yet verify the complete working interaction, so review remains required.
Proof paths
Inspect the loop from product value to repeatable evidence.
What it prevents
See before-and-after cases for implementation-language leakage, unsafe action boundaries, and missing evidence.
Open value examplesReplayable examples
Review generated artifacts, comparison harnesses, and first-use fixtures that show the repair loop in context.
Open examplesEvaluation evidence
Read the bounded reports and model matrices. The reports are audit material, not broad benchmark claims.
Open eval evidenceAdoption paths
Choose the next surface for the work you are doing.
Read the docs
Use the setup and planning guide when you are ready to connect JudgmentKit to an agent workflow.
Open docsReview the design-system assets
Inspect token roles, typography, icons, component contracts, patterns, and accessibility policy.
Open design systemStart installation
Go straight to the hosted installer when the product fit and proof are clear enough.
Open install route