AI CONNECTOR

Add the scan.
To your assistant.

We published a public connector so an assistant can review one public page. It returns a short verdict, every rubric score, and the strongest note from the text a visitor can see.

One tool, ux_scan. We render the public page.

ADD THIS URL

https://www.uxsignalstudio.com/mcp

Public tool · No sign-in · 6 scans an hour

SAMPLE RESULT

Read the notes

linear.app · signup

The strongest note from the public page

1note shown

Visible text

WHAT WE WOULD FLAG

  1. 01New visitors get several ways in at once.

From a public scan of linear.app. Quotes are text from that page.

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  • Intuit
  • SAP
  • Oracle
  • Synopsys

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SAMPLE RESULT

One page. The strongest note.

The live scan of linear.app, with focus set to signup, returns a one-line verdict, every rubric score, and the strongest note. The result includes a link to request the written teardown. Every quote was on the page.

01linear.app

LINEAR.APP · SIGNUP

New visitors get several ways in at once.

Quoted text: “Sign up”

The page also shows "Get started", "Contact sales", "Log in", and "Open app" next to "Sign up". A new visitor has to pick a door before one path is obvious.

Fix Give new visitors one primary action. Keep the other doors quieter for people who already know where they are going.

02linear.app

HELD FOR THE WRITTEN TEARDOWN

The heading leads with a metaphor.

Quoted text: “A new species of product tool.”

The first words ask the reader to translate a metaphor before they can tell what the product does.

Fix Lead with the job a visitor can finish, and keep the metaphor later if you still want it.

The scan reads text a visitor can see. It does not log in, and it does not return a screenshot.

WHAT THE CONNECTOR DOES

A URL in. The strongest note out.

  1. One tool, ux_scan

    The assistant sends a public page URL. A focus, such as signup, pricing, or onboarding, is optional. An email is optional, and only with the person's consent.

  2. We read the public page

    We open the page in a browser at desktop width and read the text a visitor can see, above the fold and one scroll down. We do not log in or click through the product. If that read fails, we say so and use the fetched HTML.

  3. A verdict, every score, the strongest note

    The reply quotes one finding, says how many more are held, and includes a page where they can leave an email for the written teardown. We email that teardown only to an address they submit, and the reply says whether it was sent.

Before you add it

Is this a full UX Friction Scan?

No. This is a quick read of one public page. It does not replace a senior review of a real journey, and it does not measure conversion. Read about the UX Friction Scan, or email ash@uxsignalstudio.com.

How many scans can one network run?

A network can run 6 scans an hour. There is no sign-in.

What do you save?

We save the page URL and the findings with the scan. The result includes a link to request the written teardown. If an email is included with their consent, we save it on that scan. We email the written teardown only to an address they submit, and the reply says whether it was sent.

What if the page cannot be read?

We say so. If the site blocks the browser, we use the fetched HTML and say that. If there is not enough text to judge, we do not invent findings.

Want a walkthrough of the page?

Book a 20-minute walkthrough when one public page is not enough. Or write to ash@uxsignalstudio.com.

Book a 20-minute walkthrough