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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

  1. The agent opens the pull request and the UI Verify check runs.
  2. The agent lists the build's changes over MCP.
  3. It reads each diff and the judge's verdict.
  4. It accepts the intended changes, and flags anything it cannot attribute to the diff for you to look at.
The triage visual changes skill packages this whole loop into one command your agent can run.

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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