Slopslap is a Claude Code plugin that performs parallel inspection of UI signals to identify and remove common slop signals across areas like typography, color, layout, and spacing. It provides a pipeline with static checks, reporting, and iterative rechecking, using a reference-based approach.
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What it is
Slopslap is a Claude Code plugin that implements a parallel-inspection pipeline to identify UI 'slop' signals across five areas (A-E) and object-level signals to remove or adjust them. It relies on a findings-driven approach where each check uses a predicate evaluated from the source rather than trusting a final 'done' state.
How it works
- The tool runs five area checks in parallel, producing findings files such as findings-<X>.md for each item.
- It generates a combined HTML report locally and issues links to references.
- It applies sequence-driven corrections in the order A→B→C→D→E, modifying only non-compliant items and extracting reference values via snap values.
- A recheck step re-measures the same checks and re-runs if items were missed, followed by a single render to confirm the change.
Getting started
Install commands from README:
/plugin marketplace add vibedesignlab/slopslap
/plugin install slopslap@vibedesignlab
/slopslap
To run locally: claude --plugin-dir . (or open Claude Code in this folder to auto-register /slopslap).
Update and deployment notes reference: /plugin update slopslap@vibedesignlab · 배포·경로 치환(${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}) 절차는 DEPLOY.md 참조.
Recent releases
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Caveats
- License: MIT
- Created: 2026-07-16
- Last push: 2026-07-17
- Language: JavaScript
- Repository has 0 forks and 0 open issues
How to configure / cite
- The Reference section indicates use of taxonomy-id-based references and external packages (Tailwind, Radix, WCAG) for quantized reference data.
- Transform mode allows switching to a comprehensive style transformation based on measured contracts, with no copying of content or order.