Brief
Frame intent, constraints, audience, references, and taste.
Open books. A school for practice.
The books are open. The school is how you learn and operate them. Living books stay open on GitHub. The school is the guided platform for individuals and teams.
Brief, generate, critique, revise, and ship. The same disciplined loop runs through every course and practical workflow.
Frame intent, constraints, audience, references, and taste.
Create drafts, variants, code, diagrams, audits, or research packets.
Compare the artifact against product goals, brand taste, and user needs.
Steer the work with sharper evidence, examples, and boundaries.
Turn the artifact into a usable page, workflow, test, or team practice.
Start with the fundamentals, then move into code, systems, prototyping, and critique.
Vocabulary, mental models, limits, and the designer-agent loop.
How designers can use coding agents for prototypes, audits, and handoff.
Reusable constraints, component taste, review gates, and QA workflows.
The school is the teaching platform: guided courses, workflows, membership, and Team or Campus rollout for individuals and organisations. Membership, Team, and Campus are how organisations adopt the practice — not paywalls on the books.
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Courses
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Modules
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Workflows
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Articles
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Books live
Guided courses and modules on top of the open books.
Shared seats so a studio learns the same operating practice.
Faculty packs that turn open books into a teachable syllabus.
Fund distribution and co-branded tracks on the teaching platform.
The living books on GitHub are the open knowledge core — readable, starable, and maintained in public. Three to four further titles on the same agentic-design topic are underway. They will publish like the current library: open on GitHub, versioned like software, and wired into school tracks as they land.

How AI agents are transforming product design.
The operating model for product designers, design leads, and builders who need to understand what changes when agents join design work.

A designer's guide to AI-assisted workflows.
A practical guide for designers who want to work directly with coding agents without turning it into a programming manual.

Local-First, Agent-Native Design-as-Code — The Open-Source AI Design Alternative
A practical field guide to running local-first, agent-native design-as-code workflows without surrendering brand quality or vendor independence.
More living books are in the pipeline.
Titles will appear here as each repo ships. Until then, the open knowledge core is the three live books above.
Experiments, tool tests, field notes, and workflow templates keep the curriculum close to current practice.
A beginner path before the tools get loud.
Templates for repeatable operating loops.
Experiments, tool tests, and case studies inside the school.
What changed when an agent was given real design constraints.
Frame intent, constraints, references, and review criteria.
Practical notes, workflows, examples, and critique from the school and lab.
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