Decantr.ai
Decantr 3.11.3 checks the current UI change against project-owned components, styles, behavior, and source boundaries with zero setup and...
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Description
Decantr 3.11.3 checks the current UI change against project-owned components, styles, behavior, and source boundaries with zero setup and zero writes.
About Decantr.ai
What is Decantr.ai?
Decantr verifies a current UI code change against the components, styles, behavior, and source boundaries already present in a project.
What Decantr.ai does
It reads the current Git change and checks UI files that available project evidence places in scope. The result is a bounded set of source-linked findings about deviations from the existing system, without writing to source or configuration by default.
Who Decantr.ai is for
It is for developers and teams using coding agents on an existing frontend codebase who want UI changes checked against project-owned patterns.
How Decantr.ai works
Users run the verify command against the working-tree change. Decantr examines changed files, looks for existing project authority, and returns evidence that the user or coding agent can review alongside the original source.
Key features
- Verification reads staged and unstaged changes.
- Untracked, renamed, and deleted files are included in the current-change scope.
- Existing components provide project authority for reuse checks.
- Checks cover styling, behavior, and source boundaries.
- Findings are specific and anchored to source evidence.
- Results are limited to at most three consequential findings.
- Default verification writes no files.
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Frequently asked questions
Does verification modify the project?
The default workflow leaves source files and project configuration untouched.
What change does it read?
The current Git change includes staged, unstaged, untracked, renamed, and deleted files.
What sets the standard for a finding?
The existing codebase’s components, styles, interaction patterns, and source boundaries provide the authority.
How many findings are returned?
The site describes a maximum of three consequential, source-anchored findings.
Does it generate code?
The site describes Decantr as verification beside the existing agent workflow, with the agent planning and editing the code.