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Works with the agent you already use

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • VS Code
  • Windsurf

What you're paying for.

  • A Figma file.

    You still have to build it.

  • Three rounds of revisions.

    To get what you asked for the first time.

  • “Let's circle back Tuesday.”

    You could've shipped by Tuesday.

  • A moodboard of Stripe and Linear.

    Go straight to the source.

The good stuff is already public.

The best-funded teams on earth already paid for the designers, the research and the iterations. The result is sitting on a public URL.

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Hand-made sites in Discover, with their pricing, about and careers pages and the colours and type we measured on each.

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Your agent just needs a real reference.

  1. 1

    Pick what you'd have paid for.

    A hero, a pricing table, a whole page or a site's whole brand.

  2. 2

    plagio measures it.

    A real browser reads the HTML and CSS, tokens, hover states and animations. No guessing from a screenshot.

  3. 3

    Your agent builds it.

    Claude Code, Cursor or Codex follows that spec in your stack, with your words.

Copy how it's built. Not their logo, their words or their photos.

Read the guide: The best design references for AI agents

Do the maths.

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€29.97 every 3 months

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Copy from the teams that spent millions on theirs.