UI UX Pro Max

nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skillReviewed by AI

What it does

UI UX Pro Max is a skill (a set of instructions and data) you add to AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Cursor or Codex. When you ask the assistant to build a page or app screen, it searches a built-in catalog of styles, color palettes, font pairings and design rules and suggests a matching design system. It is for people who build websites or apps with an AI assistant. You need an AI coding assistant, Python 3 for the search script, and usually Node.js to run the installer. A paid premium version is advertised separately.

How easy it is to install

C · install 1 or 2 tools · Windows

Windows C
macOS C
Linux C

C on Windows, Mac and Linux alike: none of the 41 releases carries a program file, so on each one you install Python 3 and usually Node.js, then run commands such as `npm install -g ui-ux-pro-max-cli` and `uipro init --ai claude` inside your project. You also need an AI coding assistant for it to work in.

Numbers on GitHub

Stars: 143,424on Oct 31, 2026
Downloads: 8,553all releases
Growth: +2,495stars in 5 days

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Facts

Runs on: Windows, macOS, Linux
You need to install: Python, Node.js
Disk space: not determined
Accounts or keys: None
Cost: Freemium · This repository is free (MIT). A paid Premium version with extra brand, logo and asset features is advertised at uupm.cc; no price is stated. It runs inside an AI coding assistant, which usually has its own subscription.
License: MIT (Permissive)
Last update: Oct 31, 2026

Risk signals (4)

Infopaid premium upsell
README.md, "Basic vs. Premium Version Comparison": "For more details on upgrading to the Premium tier, visit uupm.cc." The premium features (brand identity, logos, image generation, priority support) are not in this repository.
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Inforeadme advertises other products of the same author
The top of README.md links NextLevelBuilder.io, GoClaw.sh, AgentKit.best and TOSE.sh, a PayPal donation badge, and a banner for another skill, 3Dviz Pro Max (3dviz.dev), before explaining the project itself.
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Infodemos labelled as not coming from the skill
README.md marks its own examples as unproven: the 3Dviz banner says "An author-supplied project recorded before this skill existed ... not an English demo or a runtime test of the skill", and the dashboard before/after is "Illustrative, community-contributed example; not an official demo, benchmark, or runtime test of the skill."
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Infoinstall files come from npm not from this repository
README.md, "Architecture & Contributing": "Always use the CLI to install" with `npm install -g ui-ux-pro-max-cli`, because "All platform-specific files ... are now generated dynamically by the CLI". The npm package, published with the repository's `NPM_TOKEN` secret, is what lands on your machine.
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Evidence is shown in its original language.

What Radar could not check

Whether the design suggestions actually improve the screens your AI assistant produces.
Whether the installer and Python search script work the same on Windows as the macOS/Linux examples in the README.
Whether the files installed by the npm CLI match the source in this repository.
Which skill features each AI assistant actually supports, since the README lists over 20 of them.
Whether the catalog numbers in the README (192 reasoning rules, 79 styles, 1,934 approved Google Fonts) match the data files that get installed.