Show HN: I made a tool that steals any website's UI into .md context

Steal UI's launch of a tool that can extract any website's UI into .md context, allowing for effortless recreation of design systems, marks a significant shift in web development efficiency. The tool's ability to automatically inspect and extract design elements such as colors, spacing, and typography from websites like Linear, Stripe, and Vercel, could save developers a substantial amount of time. This means that website owners may see an increase in AI bot traffic on their sites, as developers use Steal UI to extract design elements. Website owners should be aware that their design systems and UI components may be easily replicable, which could lead to a loss of unique branding and design identity. Furthermore, this could also raise concerns about copyright and intellectual property protection. To protect their websites, owners can take a few actionable steps: firstly, they can monitor their website's traffic for suspicious AI bot activity using tools that track llms.txt files. Secondly, they can review and update their website's robots.txt file to restrict access to certain design elements or pages. Lastly, website owners can consider implementing measures to protect their intellectual property, such as watermarking or encoding their design assets.