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Design System

One design system that people and AI both build from: tokens, live components and rules, with an overview page that redraws when a token changes and Agents that keep it and review against it.

Creates a new workspace for you.

v1 · Published Sep 26, 2026

What you get

  • 3 folders
  • 5 documents
  • 3 tables
  • 5 artifacts
  • 4 files
  • 2 agents
A design system written out for Aster, a fictional planning tool, so you start from a finished system rather than a blank page. The Aster design system holds DESIGN.md and about sixty tokens with light and dark values; every page and slide made in the workspace receives them as CSS variables. Four components (Button, Input, Tag, Card) each have a page with their tokens, states and rules and a live component under it; Component list tracks every component as a board by status. Overview puts colour, type, space, the components in light and dark, and what is in review on one page, measures contrast from the token values, and redraws when a token or a row changes. The System Designer rewrites the tokens and rules from your brand colour, font and product, and the Design Reviewer checks screens, pages and slides against the system every Monday.

First thing to try· About 20 minutes

Put your brand colour and font in

Send the System Designer a message: “Our brand colour is #…, our font is …, and here is a screenshot of our product. Make this design system ours.”

You will know it worked when

The Tokens table holds your colours and font, DESIGN.md describes your product instead of Aster, and Overview has redrawn in your colours with every text pair still at 4.5:1 or more.

Before you start

Nothing to connect.

What stays behind

A template copies the work, never the access.

  • Members, sharing and per-resource roles
  • Comments, version history and run records
  • Connection authorizations, OAuth grants and API keys
  • Webhook URLs, signing secrets and live schedule state

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