Hey everyone 
I wanted to share something I’m genuinely excited about — and it wouldn’t exist without Cursor.
A few weeks ago, I was vibing with @cursor_ai, telling the AI:
> “Your UI looks off.”
The problem? Cursor checked the code, but not the *actual screen*. That’s when it hit me:
> What if AI could *see* the UI like a human — and give feedback?
So instead of just giving it screenshots manually, I thought… why not build a package that:
- **Understands context** (not just pixels)
- Flags UX issues
- Runs full WCAG accessibility checks
- Works locally and open-source
I didn’t even touch the code — I just guided Cursor step-by-step and reviewed its output.
The result is Jpglens 
Now, AI agents can *see beauty* and automatically run UI/UX tests.
This means AI-powered workflows in Cursor can catch both functionality and design issues — without manual review.
License: MIT (free forever)
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I’d love to hear:
- How would *you* integrate jpglens into your Cursor workflows?
- Any feature requests or crazy ideas?
Cursor literally made this project possible.
Thanks for building such a powerful dev companion 