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Clip sections of sites you love into taste profiles, then feed them to your AI so it builds against your taste. SlopScrub gives your AI your taste. AI tools default to the same generic look and tone. SlopScrub fixes that. Clip sections of websites you love, a hero, a pricing table, or a whole page, straight from your browser. SlopScrub turns them into taste profiles: the colors, type, spacing, and structure that define a style you actually like. Then it feeds those profiles to your AI through a hosted MCP endpoint, so tools like Claude, Cursor, and Codex build against your taste instead of reverting to the mean. How it works: 1. Clip. Click any element or capture a full page. SlopScrub grabs a screenshot plus the real HTML and computed CSS. 2. Organize. Sort clips into profiles, for example "brutalist landing pages" or "clean dashboards". 3. Connect. Point your AI coding client at your SlopScrub MCP endpoint with one copy-paste setup. 4. Build. Your AI now references your profiles, so what it generates looks like what you picked. Features: - One-click element and full-page clipping - Automatic extraction of palette, fonts, sizes, radii, and layout - Taste profiles you can name, sort, and reuse - A hosted MCP endpoint that works with any MCP-capable AI client - Your clips sync to your private account and are never used to train models Free to start. No credit card required. Get a free account at slopscrub.com, install the extension, and start clipping.
Jul 3, 2026
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