Behind the choreography
One brief. Distinct responsibilities.
A shared definition of done.
Turns your brief into a spec with acceptance criteria the team can test.
Hands off → specChooses the palette, typography and layout rules that guide implementation.
Hands off → design tokensUses the spec and design tokens to produce working code and its checks.
Hands off → HTML + checksRuns the checks in isolation. A red result goes back for repair and retesting.
Hands off → test reportPackages the HTML only after every check passes. Reports the actual file size.
Hands off → local releaseIt routes structured handoffs, tracks state and enforces the verification gate. Here an earlier implementation can fail a real check; the corrected page then runs through the same checks. Unknown or repeated failures block release.
In a real workflow, the human sets the brief, constraints and approval policy, then reviews the release. Here, you choose the product and its look, inspect the result, and decide whether to download it.
The same team. A different tempo.
A product lead writes the spec. A designer defines the system. An engineer builds. QA tests. A release owner ships. The roles and responsibility stay familiar.
Pattern, made visible. Real systems use LLM agents with tools, context and uncertain outputs. This studio replays that coordination pattern deterministically, using local templates and actual browser checks. The code is real and the tests really run. No live AI call or external deployment. Share links carry your creation in the URL.
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