93 guides, updated every week

Learn to run AI agents on real design work.

Weekly guides, prompts, and templates for designers. Build, audit, and ship with AI.

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Bring the files you already have. Leave with a working setup.

  • .figFigma file
  • .jsonToken JSON
  • .mdComponent docs
  • .pngScreenshots
  • .pdfA product brief
  • .csvYour backlog
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Built around your practice

Your tools.
The same design know-how.

Clear context, better prompts, and design judgment. Learn the principles here, then put them to work in the AI tools you already use.

The library

Everything you need to run agents on design work.

Stuck on a blank chat? Start from a tested prompt.

Open the token audit prompt
design-token-audit.md
Analyze this design token JSON file and provide a detailed audit report.

Check for:
1. Naming consistency
2. Semantic layers
3. Missing tokens
4. Accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA)
5. Structure

Agent inventing tokens? Give it your rules first.

CLAUDE.md

## Conventions

bgPrimaryBlue

color.background.primary

## Hard rules

Never use a raw hex value.

## Mistakes

bgPrimaryBlue → semantic name

Open the template

Token naming a mess? Audit it in 15 minutes.

  • Critical Raw hex inside components
  • Warning Two names, one value
  • Warning Mixed casing in one layer
  • Idea Add focus and disabled states
Read the token naming audit

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Prompts
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Templates
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Questions

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How is this different from asking ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is one tool. What I teach is the agentic environment around your design work: context files, rules, skills, and workflows that any agent can use, ChatGPT included. A chat answers the question you thought to ask. Each guide starts from a real piece of design work and hands you the prompt, the template, and the check that go with it.

Why not learn from free videos and threads?

Many are good. They are also scattered, and AI tooling moves in weeks, so they go stale fast. I update the library every week, and every guide links what you need to do the work on your own files.

How is this different from a video course?

A video course is a semester: you start at chapter one and watch. Here everything lives in your account dashboard: your lessons and progress in one place, taught through live sessions, videos, workflows, and diagrams. You open what you need today. All of it comes from my own design work with these tools.

I am not a developer. Is this for me?

Yes. Start with the Day 0 setup guide: which accounts to create, what to install, and one sanity check. Designers, developers, product owners, and design leads use the same library.

What can I use for free?

The free tier, the starter guides, and tools like the tools.md generator. Pro opens the full library and Tidy Core. Master adds the full Tidy toolset.

Can I get a refund?

No. Everything is downloadable on day one, so I do not offer refunds. Try the free tier first to check the library fits how you work.

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