The problem
The person with the taste is often the person waiting on a queue.
A designer or PM can describe what they want and watch working software appear — that shift is real, and a lot of people build that way now. The value compounds when the idea reaches your actual product: your repo, your components, your brand.
Designer Mode carries a plain-language request all the way to a reviewed change on the real thing — so a designer's taste turns into shipped work, and it clears the same quality bar as engineer code.
How it works
App-builder speed, on your production repo.
A designer opens their coding agent and says what they want the way they'd say it to a teammate — "the pricing cards feel cramped, give them more room." The agent makes the technical decisions, builds against your existing design system, and shows a before-and-after.
Each session stays within the surfaces you mark editable — your components, styles, and content — and every finished change flows through the same independent review gate your engineers ship through, with visual before/after evidence on the record. Designers get app-builder speed with production-grade review.
- Describe the outcome in plain words — the coding agent handles the technical decisions
- Builds on your real repo and design system — your components, your brand
- Scoped to the surfaces you mark editable; sensitive areas stay with engineers
- Reviewed through the same independent gate as engineer code, with visual before/after evidence
- See a before-and-after and approve it before it goes live
- When a change needs an engineer, it hands off cleanly with full context
Give your whole team a way to ship.
Designer Mode turns a plain-language request into a reviewed, shippable change on your real product — app-builder speed with production-grade review.