Free Lesson
Build a Design System AI Agents Follow
45 min
Oct 14, 2026 12:00 PM
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What you'll learn
The numbers behind a non-generic look
Two font weights, no shadows, a 5 px rhythm, one accent per screen: rules that keep agent-made UI from looking generic.
One rule, one table, one test
Each rule lives in a markdown table, one code file carries its numbers, and a test fails CI when code drifts.
A design preset your agent reads first
Take home a preset: rules, tokens, a gate test and an anti-slop prompt to paste into Claude Code or Codex.
Why this topic matters
Part 1 of 3 in the free live series Design with AI Agents (Oct 14, 21 and 28). Most agent-made UI looks the same because nobody wrote down what "ours" means in numbers. I show the design system behind vibecoding.tech, a site run by a fleet of AI agents: rules in markdown tables, one file of tokens, tests that fail when code drifts, and the atlas where every page is checked. You leave with a preset your agent reads first.
