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Why not just prompt your builder?

Often you should. Lovable, v0, Bolt and Figma Make already produce competent screens, and each has some styling control built in. This tool is not a replacement for any of them — it sits one step earlier and one step later: it captures a point of view once, turns it into tool-specific build instructions, then helps you catch where the build drifted away from it.

Capability comparison between native AI builder styling and My Vibe Design
CapabilityAI buildersMy Vibe DesignNote
Generate a good-looking screen from a prompt YesThe builders are genuinely good at this. We do not generate code.
Pick a theme / tweak colours inside the tool Yes YesNative theming works — until you move tools or start a second project.
Same taste across Lovable, v0, Cursor, Bolt, Claude, Figma YesOne config compiles to each builder's dialect, plus a portable export package.
Taste that persists across projects and sessions Partial YesNamed, versioned taste profiles with a shareable read link.
Explicit anti-rules (never do this) YesNegative constraints are what stop the default AI look reappearing.
Inspect the tokens before building Partial YesColour, type, space, radius and motion values shown as a token sheet.
Borrow structure or style from a real shipping screen YesStructure-only, style-only or both, with a per-knob audit trail.
Check what got built against the direction YesUpload a screenshot; get ranked mismatches plus a repair brief.
Machine-readable access for agents (MCP / REST) Partial YesKeyless capability doc, MCP tool and versioned REST endpoint.

Builders ship features constantly. If a row here becomes wrong, tell us via the contact form and we will correct it — this page is meant to stay honest, not flattering.

Use the builder alone when…

It is a one-off screen, an internal tool, or you are happy with whatever look the model picks.

Use this when…

You have a point of view to keep, more than one project, more than one tool, or a client who will notice generic output.

Proof, not claims

See the same config compiled for two different builders side by side.