AI Slop (OpenCode Power Pack)
3/5 out of 5. Read the verdictCondensed Archivo headlines in ledger green on pale gray, manila envelopes and square buttons. For practical money apps.
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AI Slop gives Tally a plain, practical landing page: heavy condensed Archivo headlines in ledger green #12372a on pale gray, a grid of manila envelopes with the remaining amount on each, square buttons and a dark green how-it-works band with line icons. The dashboard switches to IBM Plex Sans with Plex Mono figures and a written-out sum ($5,400 minus $4,760 equals $640). It moves well away from the default, though the dashboard is tidy rather than distinctive and keeps the green palette. Pick it for straightforward product pages that should feel honest and useful.
Compare with Refactoring UI SkillsPick it for
- practical money and utility apps
- honest, no-frills product pages
- readable dashboards
Skip it for
- playful or expressive brands
- image-led marketing
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Observations
- the dashboard is tidy but generic
- the landing page thins out below the hero
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Test runOpus 5.5Claude Code 2.1.303Oct 20, 2026generated in 5 minabout $1.23 at API pricescommit f6684a1
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