Point — one line. That’s the whole setup.
you are herePaste one line into whatever AI you use — no install, no account, no card. From then on, every build starts with the brain.
step one · the one action
Paste this line into whatever AI you use. It fetches the brain and follows the loop before it composes anything — no install, no account.
Connect to SaturnAI at https://saturnai.tools/design/llms.txtthe human page
saturnai.dev · the human page
SaturnAI gives your AI taste. Point your AI at it once — before it builds, it studies 577 real, dated examples of what works and what doesn’t: 497 studied products and 80 dated techniques. Then it commits to one direction and grades its own work. Left alone, an AI reaches for the same defaults every other build gets. Point it here, and it works from real work instead.
Free to use. No paid tier. An account only adds the full write-ups. Your model provider’s usage is separate.
Want the whole workspace instead of a connection? Saturn AI Desktop is a Windows x64 preview — your conversations, your project tools, and a SaturnBot window in one application, running on your own model credentials.
01 · the loop
Five steps, every time, before a single pixel. This ring is the whole product — every page on this site shows where you are on it.
Paste one line into whatever AI you use — no install, no account, no card. From then on, every build starts with the brain.
Before it writes anything, it reads the real products in the library — what worked, what to copy, what to avoid. Named moves from studied work, not the same defaults every model reaches for on its own.
One invented look for your project, with rules attached: contrast floors, palette limits, a motion budget. One direction, binding. The build ships against it, not against a menu of moods.
View transitions, scroll-driven CSS, perceptual color, a $0 edge back end: one technique per slot, chosen from cards with a dated support line and a fallback. Not the decoration every scaffold ships by default.
A script your agent runs measures the rendered page — contrast math, layout logic, the known tells — and the hosted review grades that evidence: PASS, REVISE, or REJECT, with the numbers and the exact fix list. The review reads what the agent collects; it does not look at screenshots or operate the page itself, so a PASS covers the evidence supplied, not every interaction. The agent that built it does not grade it.
02 · what is inside
Each card is one real product or one real technique, read closely enough to name the moves. The counts are real — no filler.
An assistant that reads like a page, not a terminal — warm paper surfaces, a serif voice for prose, and a split-pane “artifact” that separates the conversation from the thing the conversation produced.
One real card, straight from library.json: its name, kind, tier, one-liner and tags. The full write-up — what to steal, what to avoid — is one of the 577 an account opens. Open it in the library.
03 · the verdict
The last step returns a receipt, not an opinion — PASS, REVISE, or REJECT, with the measured numbers. The short version: a page that earned every tell gets rejected, and the fix list names each one.
Every mark above is a state, not a badge. Nothing is called live here until it is.
04 · the rest of the project
Five surfaces · state on the day this page was written. The states page is where changes land first.
Every mark above is a state, not a badge. Nothing is called live here until it is.
05 · questions we get
It gives your AI a memory of real work before it starts. Your agent studies the library, commits to one named direction, builds against it with dated technique, then grades the rendered page and returns PASS, REVISE, or REJECT with the evidence.
No. The library and its JSON are free and open. An account adds the full write-ups for all 577 cards — 11 are already readable without one.
No. Free to use, and there is no paid tier. If that ever changes, the changelog says so first — and the access page is one line saying the same thing.
Anything that can fetch a URL: paste the connect line into your assistant. If your tool speaks MCP, point it at /api/mcp (server id saturnai; legacy saturndesign still resolves).
No. It commits to one direction with hard rules, and it grades the measurements your agent collects — numbers you can check yourself. When it says PASS it shows them; when it says REVISE or REJECT it names the tell and the fix. Check the finished result yourself anyway: a passing report can still miss behaviour, an accessibility problem, or a mismatch with what you actually wanted.
The library is open, and Saturn AI Desktop is available as an unsigned Windows preview at /harness. The full browser-hosted workspace is not live. Swarm is a waitlist with no download. The Shop is built and has never billed anyone. Trading is paper money on real quotes. Every mark is a state, not a badge.
06 · point your AI at it
Paste this into whatever AI you use. It fetches the brain and tells you how to use it — including Autopilot — before it composes anything.
Connect to SaturnAI at https://saturnai.tools/design/llms.txt
Do not run install scripts an assistant hands you. Local setup is something you do on a machine you control. The hosted brain needs none of it.
Free to use. No paid tier. An account only adds the full write-ups.
saturnai.dev is the human page. The brain lives at saturnai.tools.