A practical school for designers working with AI agents.
Agentic Design School helps designers use AI agents as design partners: briefing them clearly, giving them project context, reviewing their output, and turning useful experiments into repeatable workflows.
Design work is moving from prompts to systems.
Designers are no longer only asking a model for a screen, a critique, or a block of code. They are shaping a working environment: project rules, design systems, screenshots, skills, review gates, and agent-specific files that guide the work.
This school is for that shift. It focuses on the practical side of agentic design: how to brief an agent, how to give it the right context, how to make its work reviewable, and how to keep human design judgment in the loop.
Mehran writes and builds the school as a public learning surface for designers, product teams, and builders who want agent workflows that are useful in real projects, not only impressive in demos.
Mehran MozaffariWhat the school teaches.
The curriculum starts with everyday design workflows and moves toward reusable agent systems: briefs, harnesses, tokens, multi-agent work, visual QA, and publishing loops.
How to turn fuzzy design requests into constraints, examples, review criteria, and implementation plans.
How DESIGN.md, AGENTS.md, skills, screenshots, tokens, and project files give agents a usable working memory.
How to use visual QA, accessibility checks, critique loops, and merge reviews before trusting agent-made work.
Books, articles, workflows, and field notes work together.
The articles are independent lessons. The books go deeper. The workflow library turns repeated patterns into reusable prompts and project structures. The newsletter carries updates as tools and practices change.
- Long-form articles with practical examples and project structures.
- Books that develop the deeper curriculum and mental models.
- Workflow templates for briefing, prototyping, reviewing, and updating work.
- Field notes and newsletter updates as tools and practices change.
Follow the field notes as the practice evolves.
Agent tools change quickly. The newsletter is where new examples, article updates, workflow templates, and tool observations are collected before they become part of the larger curriculum.
Open the newsletter pageAgentic Design School is focused on design education and workflows. It can still connect to Mehran's broader applied AI work when that context is useful.
Visit Applied AIThe school is intentionally grounded in examples: files, screenshots, prompts, token structures, QA notes, and project workflows that a designer can inspect and adapt.