$KRAFA is now live on @ponsdotfamily.
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Curate your design taste for agents.
Save the work you love. Krafa learns what makes it yours, so every agent designs like you on the first try.
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Q: What happens if I run out of generations?
A: Your agent keeps working. Extra calls are $0.02 each, and past your spend cap they stop instead of quietly billing you.
Pasting, extraction and curation are never metered.
We could have let Krafa pull everything it can out of a screenshot.
We capped it at three memories per reference instead. Ask a model for everything and it pads. Ask for three and it has to pick what actually matters
That’s the loop. Save what you love, keep what’s true, and every agent designs from it.
Every plan starts with a two-week trial.
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Krafa takes a different approach to design references.
Instead of leaving them in your bookmarks, you paste them onto a board, and Krafa turns them into a taste profile your agent reads. ↓
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Taste is inconsistent. Yours too.
When a new reference contradicts what Krafa believes, it stops and asks: keep saved, keep both, or use new.
Nothing gets silently overwritten, so your agent only reads what’s still true.
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Every principle lands in one of eight categories: typography, color, spacing, layout, imagery, motion, voice, components.
Empty category? Then your agent is making that part up.
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This is the part that makes it work.
Krafa doesn’t store “a dark issue list with a sidebar.” Your agent isn’t rebuilding that screen.
It stores the principle behind it, one that applies to anything with rows.
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Got years of saves already? Import them.
X bookmarks, Pinterest boards, Dribbble shots.
Just don’t bring everything. Ten deliberate references beat two hundred imported ones.
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Start by pasting anything.
A screenshot, a hex code, a Figma link, a tweet, a video, code from your theme file.
Krafa never asks what kind of block you want. It reads the clipboard, decides, and renders.
Your agent can’t match a taste it’s never seen.
Krafa hands it over MCP, to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or anything else that speaks it.
A brief before it writes UI. A review after, round by round, until the design passes.
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Same prompt. Different taste.
Left is what your agent ships by default. Right is what it ships once Krafa knows your taste.
Save the work you love, and every agent designs like you.
https://t.co/iz3B3zlMGB
Krafa is live.
Save the work you love. Krafa learns what makes it yours, and every agent you use designs with it.
→ Taste sorted by the work you ship
→ Every screen graded against your taste
→ Connect the tools you already use
Make better design the default.
Your agents don’t lack skill. They lack your taste.
Krafa learns from everything you save, sorts it by the work you ship, and every agent you use designs with it.
Then it grades every screen they build against your taste.
Hello world 👋
Curate your design taste for agents.
Save the work you love. Krafa learns what makes it yours, so agents design like you, first try.
Krafa turns the tweets, images, and links you save into patterns agents follow.
Get started: https://t.co/iz3B3zlMGB