The win: your readiness score
Run the audit against your system in the first half hour. Get a 0–1 score and a named gap list.
Done looks like Your score, and exactly what's missing.
Agents drift because your system was written for humans. Audit it, score it, and harness one pipeline — so an agent builds one on-brand screen through it, live, and the gates prove it.
Taught 2,000+ professionals — cohorts, fellowships, teams
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Your design system is the source your product's UI is built from: tokens, components, and the rules between them. Almost all of them are written for humans. AI-ready means an agent can read and follow yours — one source of truth, contracts it can act on, and gates that catch what slips.
Then you've seen the tax. An agent ships a screen, it's off-brand in a way your guidelines technically allow, and you fix it by hand. Harnessing flips it: agents build through the system instead of around it, and the gates prove the screen before you ever see it.
Agents drift wherever two truths disagree. The harness leaves one.
Either way you leave the same: an agent builds one on-brand screen through your system, live, and the gates prove it — no ad-hoc prompting allowed.
You leave with
Who it's for
Agenda
Session one · 2 hours
Show & tell: the audit
Watch every block run live on a real system, end to end.
Between sessions
Your turn
Run it on your own system — homework, with help in the community.
Session two · 2 hours
Bring your build: harness & prove it
Session two starts from the score and the questions you bring.
Every session is recorded
Session one · Watch it run: the audit · 2 hours
Run the audit against your system in the first half hour. Get a 0–1 score and a named gap list.
Done looks like Your score, and exactly what's missing.
Consolidate one surface's tokens into a single source file. Delete a duplicate truth — agents drift wherever two truths disagree.
Done looks like Tokens an agent can trust.
Write the contract for one core component — props, states, do and don't. Then mark what agents must never regenerate: the optical nudges, the decided patterns.
Done looks like A contract, and a fence around your judgment calls.
Between sessions · Your turn
Run the audit and the source-of-truth pass on your own system, note where it fights you, and bring the score and the questions. Stuck points get answered in the community along the way.
Session two · Bring your build: harness and prove it · 2 hours
Wire a design lint with three rules from your own tokens. A gate that fires beats a guideline nobody reads.
Done looks like A gate that catches a real violation.
Have an agent build one on-brand screen through the harness — no ad-hoc prompting allowed. QA it by the gates, fix by small passes, re-run.
Done looks like A screen that passes, built from the harness alone.
Rescore. Write the prioritized fix list so the harness keeps growing after the session.
Done looks like A plan you can hand your team on Monday.
Proof
Instructors
Lead instructor. Product designer, 2,000+ professionals trained across cohorts and fellowships, designing agentic products in production today.
Co-instructor. Building the course material with Madhuri. Bio and receipts land on the instructors page.
Price & rooms
$499 per seat · October cohort · live online, recorded. First room to reach eight runs; dates set at least two weeks ahead. Your pick pre-fills the WhatsApp message.
FAQ
Access to your design system — repo or Figma — and one screen an agent recently got wrong. The mess is the material.
Yes. The free Claude Code 101 pre-work covers setup if you're new to it.
The audit and contracts work anywhere; the live build test is strongest with a code-backed system. Message first and we'll check fit honestly.
Yes — pairs from one org working the same system are the best version of this workshop. Message about team seats.
It's the introductory-cohort price. The first cohorts shape the format, and the price says so. It rises for later cohorts.
Every session is recorded, and the work happens between sessions on your own time. Follow the recording and bring questions to the community.
Seats
Pick your room above — the WhatsApp message pre-fills.