Your team is starting to let AI agents draft screens and frontend code. The agents read your design system, and every gap in it becomes a guess: a raw hex instead of a token, a component rebuilt from scratch, a state nobody designed. Each guess turns into a fix someone makes by hand.

Most design systems are written for people, who fill gaps with judgement. An agent only has what the file says.

I make your Figma design system readable for both. Tokens get clear names, narrowed scopes and code names. Components get one consistent set of properties and states. The rules that live in people's heads get written down as short conventions an agent can follow, plus a check that compares generated screens with the library and lists anything that didn't come from it.

Best fit if agents (or new team members) already build screens from your library and the output keeps needing corrections.

Not a fit if you don't have a Figma library yet. Start with my Figma Design System Build instead.