Triage visual changes from your coding agent
Review a UI Verify build without leaving your terminal. The UI Verify MCP lets Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client read a build's changes and accept baselines.
If an agent wrote the pull request, an agent can review the visual changes. UI Verify exposes builds over the Model Context Protocol, so a coding agent - Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client - can pull a build's changes into the conversation, look at each diff, read the AI judge's reasoning, and accept the intended ones.
What the agent can do
- List a build's changed stories.
- Fetch a diff image and the AI judge's verdict for any story.
- Bucket changes into real regressions vs cosmetic reflow vs rendering noise.
- Summarize the real regressions into a PR comment.
- Accept baselines in bulk once you have signed off on the direction.
The loop
- The agent opens the pull request and the UI Verify check runs.
- The agent lists the build's changes over MCP.
- It reads each diff and the judge's verdict.
- It accepts the intended changes, and flags anything it cannot attribute to the diff for you to look at.
Why this matters for agent-written UI
The bottleneck on an agent's pull request is verification, not authorship. Putting the diff and a verdict where the agent already works closes the loop: the same place the code was written is where its pixels get checked, with no context switch to a dashboard in the middle.
Visual testing for agents
UI Verify captures your UI on every pull request and an AI judge tells an intended change from a real regression. See how it works.
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