A design review for UI code the way a senior designer would give one: craft and visual quality first, accessibility built in (WCAG 2.2), with concrete fixes. Made by rams.ai.
As a Claude Code plugin (community marketplace):
claude plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-community
claude plugin install rams@claude-communityVia the open skills ecosystem (skills.sh — installs into 20+ agents):
npx skills add rams-design/rams-pluginAs a Codex plugin (this repo is its own marketplace):
codex plugin marketplace add rams-design/rams-plugin
codex plugin install rams@ramsOr the one-line installer (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, Amp, OpenCode, Gemini CLI):
curl -fsSL https://rams.ai/install | bashAsk for a review naturally ("review this component for design issues") or run
/rams path/to/Component.tsx. The review covers accessibility (alt text,
labels, keyboard access, focus, contrast, touch targets) and visual design
(spacing, typography, color, component states), each finding with a fix.
Without the hosted engine, this plugin runs locally as a heuristic review. The hosted engine at rams.ai reviews with the full scored rule set (live list at rams.ai/rules), verified re-reviews, and one-click fix suggestions.
The plugin also bundles the Rams MCP, the hosted engine as three tools:
quick_review: the check to run while editing. Top issues with severity, category and file:line in about ten seconds.review_files: before committing. A 0-100 score and patches your agent can apply, the same judgment a pull request gets.verify_fixes: after applying fixes. Confirms they landed, and is free.
To connect it in Claude Code, run /mcp, pick rams, and approve access in
the browser. You sign in or create a free account as part of that step, and
there is no key to paste. The free plan includes 30 reviews to try it; a quick
check costs a fifth of a review on paid plans and half on the free plan.
Without it connected, the local skill still works as a checklist review.
MIT licensed.