design-systems

Most AI design tools end the moment the picture looks good. I built OpenPlanr's design phase on the opposite stance: a design is only valuable if it survives to production. So design is the first governed phase of a pipeline, and its real output is a machine-readable contract the planner, the build, and QA are all held to.

Most AI design is one shot and converges on the same safe look. I built a loop instead: taste-aware concepts, a spend gate, parallel variants on a live board you pin-comment, and a $0 path that needs no image API at all.

Without a project design system, an AI agent quietly falls back to a generic look. So I gave OpenPlanr a system it cannot skip: a hard gate before any design runs, and a linter that fails the build on sub-AA contrast.