GPT is surprisingly bad at UI design.
If you ask it to generate interfaces long enough, you start noticing the same bad design-patterns repeating.
Floating cards.
Oversized rounded corners.
Gradient-heavy dashboards.
Decorative labels everywhere.
Glass panels.
After a while you can recognize a “GPT UI” immediately.
This file exists to stop that.
uncodixify.md is a rule set that forces GPT to stop relying on its usual UI habits.
Instead of letting it improvise design decisions, the file blocks the patterns it almost always falls back to and pushes it toward more normal interfaces.
It doesn't try to teach GPT how to design.
It mostly just tells it what not to do.
Include uncodixify.md in your prompt or system instructions when asking GPT to generate UI.
Example:
Before (Typical GPT UI) | After (Uncodixified)
Before (Typical GPT UI) | After (Uncodixified)
Uncodixfy is also available as an agent skill via SKILL.md. This works with AI coding agents that support the skill format, including Codex and Claude Code.
npx skills add cyxzdev/Uncodixfy
Or bunx if you want.
Once installed, invoke it with:
/uncodixfy