What’s New — AI UX Digests #2

In this issue:

• How the chat composer became the real AI product surface

• 3 prompts for specs, critique, and screenshot → system

• 2 agent skills for craft and anti-slop UI

Most AI UX lives in the input bar: tools, attachments, model pickers, slash commands, follow-ups. If that bar is muddy, the whole product feels muddy.

Steal this: design intent capture before you polish the answer bubble.

→ How to Design AI Chat Composer UX
→ Compare composers

1. UI Component Specification — States, variants, and handoff-ready detail for one component.

2. Design Critique Framework — Structured feedback instead of “looks fine / feels off.”

3. Extract Design System from Screenshot — Turn a UI capture into tokens, type, and components you can reuse.

More → https://aiuxplayground.com/prompts/for-designers

1. Design Engineering — Emil Kowalski’s polish: motion, components, and the details that make UI feel intentional.

2. Design Taste Frontend — Anti-slop frontend taste: type, spacing, and composition rules for agents that ship UI.

More → https://aiuxplayground.com/skills/for-designers

That’s it for this week. If you’re shipping AI chat this month, start with the composer, then steal one prompt and one skill into your actual workflow.

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