- DESIGN.md colors, type, rules
- AGENTS.md how to build
- tokens.css every value
What you get back
A small window lists three files, DESIGN.md, AGENTS.md and tokens.css, and a ready badge appears at the end.
Free tool, no sign-in
From your website or a few answers. Get DESIGN.md, AGENTS.md and tokens.css, free to copy or download.
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How to read this
It writes the three files an AI coding agent needs to build UI that matches your brand: DESIGN.md (the full spec), AGENTS.md (the rules) and tokens.css (the values). It starts from your site’s brand color, fonts and corners, or from a short description, and fills in the rest with UIX’s engine.
How it works
Your page is fetched once, then measured here. The report isn’t saved anywhere.
A small window lists three files, DESIGN.md, AGENTS.md and tokens.css, and a ready badge appears at the end.
Questions
Short answers about this tool, your data and what it can’t see.
Ask us anythingA plain Markdown file that describes your design system: colors, type, spacing, components and the rules for using them. AI coding agents read it so they build UI that matches your brand instead of guessing.
A file in the root of your project with instructions for coding agents. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and others read it on their own. The one here tells them to follow DESIGN.md and use your tokens.
Yes, all three files, with no account. If you want the system as hosted CSS, a shadcn theme, React components, Figma variables or an MCP server your agent can ask, that’s what UIX is for.
Files for a made-up dental clinic booking app (“calm, trustworthy”, brand color teal), written by the same engine your files come from.
Yes. Open the system in UIX to change colors, fonts and corners and export the files again, or edit the Markdown by hand.
Free to start. Your designers, your developers and your AI agent get one system to follow.