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  1. About

About

A public registry of generated work.

GenBlocks collects UI blocks and stock images made from prompts. Each published artifact carries what it looks like, what it was made from, and the scores of a judge that did not make it.

What this is

The catalogue is the product. Blocks are React projects a visitor can preview, read and copy. Images are stock assets with the prompt, the dimensions and the judge's evidence behind them. Nothing is filed privately: if it is here, it passed the gate.

Browsing is free. Queueing work needs an account. If paid features are introduced later, the Terms will describe them; nothing here promises that every feature stays free forever.

How an artifact gets here

  1. A person files a brief. It becomes one task, owned by that person.
  2. The harness builds the project in a sandbox and returns the render, the files and the checks it ran.
  3. An independent judge reads the result against a versioned rubric. It does not see the thresholds it has to clear.
  4. The item is published only when every dimension clears its bar. A run that fails stays a run, not a public artifact.

What the scores mean

The scores are the judge's reading of one artifact, not a user rating and not a promise that a block fits your product. The dimensions come from the rubric for that kind of work. A published item cleared every threshold; a number that looks low is still a number the gate accepted.

Provenance and reuse

Every block and image records the model, the prompt or brief, and the digital-source type that says it is AI-generated. Blocks are published under the MIT license unless the item says otherwise, so the code can be copied into a project. Images carry the license stated on the item. The evidence is part of the record: a copy should be able to say what it is.

The Terms include the content policy. If something in the catalogue should not be there, use the report action on the item page.

Who runs it

GenBlocks is built and maintained by Jonathan Freire in Berlin. The provider details, address and contact are in the Impressum.

For agents

The same catalogue is available over MCP. An agent can search, read an item and queue work after the account holder approves the grant. Connect an agent for the endpoint and the consent flow.

Last updated 22 October 2026.

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