The books are the core curriculum.
Agentic Design School uses the books as durable reading surfaces, then adds courses, workflows, field notes, and lab examples around them.
Positioning: The operating model for product designers, design leads, and builders who need to understand what changes when agents join design work.
Who it is for: Readers evaluating agentic workflows across research, prototyping, critique, systems, and production.
What it teaches: Design-agent loops, team implications, critique habits, workflow design, and the shift from prompts to operating systems.
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Positioning: A practical guide for designers who want to work directly with coding agents without turning it into a programming manual.
Who it is for: Product designers, prototypers, and design-minded engineers learning agent-assisted workflows.
What it teaches: Briefing Claude Code, creating prototypes, reviewing implementation, shaping design systems, and using agents for repeatable design work.
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About the author
“We must close the gap between visual thinking and syntax execution. Claude Code is the bridge that lets designers write code like they design.”
Mehran builds and operates applied AI systems that connect models to real workflows, real users, and measurable outcomes. He wrote both books as hands-on field manuals for designers, engineers, and product builders navigating the shift to agentic, model-driven workflows.
Author, Sydney, Australia · AI Operator & Systems Designer
These books are released, not published.
What makes these books different is that they are maintained like software. They are updated regularly, on a weekly basis, and every update ships through a release page with notes on what changed.
Updated weekly
The field moves every week, and so do the books. New chapters, revised workflows, and corrected guidance ship on a weekly cadence instead of waiting for a second edition.
Versioned like software
Each book has a release page, just like a software project. Every release is tagged with version notes describing what changed, what was added, and what was rewritten.
Built in the open
The full source lives on GitHub. You can read the change history, open issues when something is unclear or out of date, and watch the repository to be notified of new releases.
Never finished, always current
A printed book about agentic design would be stale before it reached you. A living book treats publication as a starting point: the content keeps pace with the tools and workflows it teaches.