The design brain Claude Code needs. One command gives Claude a team of design specialists so your product looks designed from the first prompt.
Five agents install into your repo and read the same brief. One builds; the rest keep the work sharp.
Ask for a screen, "make a pricing page", "design onboarding", and it composes the layout, hierarchy, type and spacing with taste, then ships it as tokenized code that looks designed.
Keeps every change on-token. Builds components, fixes hardcoded values and drift against DESIGN.md.
Catches what's missing (empty, loading, error, edge states) before users do. Reports, never edits.
Writes the interface words in your voice: labels, buttons, empty states, errors, onboarding.
Benchmarks how real shipped apps solve a flow and recommends patterns, grounded in real references.
Call one with @agent, or let Claude Code bring in the right one. All run at high reasoning effort on Opus 4.8.
Every team needs a brief. Yours just didn't have a designer to write one. init writes it by reading your code.
Your real tokens (colors, type, spacing) on Google's open spec. Linted, diffable, exportable.
Craft principles, conventions, accessibility rules. The brief every agent works from.
A living log of design decisions, the context tokens alone can't carry.
No design system, no setup. Just run it in your project.