Financial UI,14 styles.No AI defaults.
A Claude Code plugin with two skills. financial-ui-patterns covers the correctness rules AI tools usually miss: tabular-nums, per-asset number formatting, streaming state, timezone-aware timestamps, and colorblind-safe up/down colors. financial-ui-styles picks one of 14 design styles, each modeled on a real trading product.
The skills load on their own whenever Claude touches prices, P&L, order books, holdings, or streaming market data. No slash commands, no special syntax. Ask what you'd ask a designer.
Stops the AI from shipping the same dashboard every time.
Two skills. One purpose.
financial-ui-patterns always loads. It holds the correctness rules every serious trading product follows. financial-ui-styles picks one of 14 design styles, so the result doesn't look like every other AI dashboard.
Patterns load every time. One style per product. Combine them in plain English: "build an options chain in TradingView style."
Six bugs Claude writes on its own.
Ask Claude for a trading UI without the plugin and it writes every line below. Each one breaks something real users see.
17 references for the parts AI tools miss.
Pulled from how Bloomberg, Kraken, TradingView, Coinbase, FT, Robinhood, and TastyTrade actually ship. Not opinion. Conventions.
Every style is modeled on a real product.
Four featured styles rendered as full product screens on the same NVDA ticker. Ten more ship in the plugin as complete reference sets.
Talk to it like a person.
No special syntax. The agent reads the request, loads the right reference, and writes against it. Name a brand to pick a style.
Two commands.
Add the marketplace, then install the plugin. The skills load on their own whenever Claude touches financial UI.
- Works on any Claude Code project
- React + Tailwind examples, framework-agnostic rules
- Includes a verify script that flags the common mistakes
# Add the marketplace from GitHub$claude plugin marketplace add https://github.com/rgourley/financial-ui-suite# Install the plugin$/plugin install financial-ui-suite@financial-ui-suite-dev# Then ask Claude in plain language>build a portfolio holdings table>make it look like Bloomberg terminal# Optional: verify an existing codebase$./scripts/verify-financial-ui.sh ../my-app/src
The NVDA prices on this page are fake. Massive's aren't.
A real build needs real trades, quotes, and bars behind it. Massive serves that data: real-time and historical trades, quotes, OHLC bars, options chains, futures, and fundamentals across stocks, crypto, FX, and indices. There's a free tier, so the first build can run on a real feed.
The plugin's api-dashboard style is modeled in part on the Massive dashboard.