Living systems for code-first teams who build with Claude
Design with Living code on an infinite canvas within Claude Code.
Plant in your repo. Grow from what you ship: new sites, imports, and a living system that stays governed in session, without another tab or another handoff.
What you get
A real design surface that never goes off-system.
Six ways Front End keeps design, code, and your system as one thing inside Claude Code.
Design system as you build
Tokens and components grow from shipped work.
Master components
Governed registry your whole team reuses.
Explore, then align
Room to riff, then snap back to system.
Design system governance
Coverage, drift, and promotion built in.
Live code previews
See real UI, not a static mock.
Prompt & promote
Generate UI, then register what ships.
Variables & governance
Vibe fast. Snap back to a living system.
Tokens and components live in your repo manifest. Values are on-system or flagged. Drift gets snapped, realigned, or promoted as you ship, not cleaned up in a later pass.
1 · Vibe
Move fast in session
Prompt in Claude Code, riff on the canvas, or try layouts in explore zones. Speed first while you are still deciding.
2 · Snap
Realign to variables
Snap to the nearest real token step, align to the type and spacing grid, and rebind props. Legitimate scale steps stay; accidents do not.
3 · Flag
See what is off-system
Coverage and drift markers surface raw px, orphan styles, and unbound nodes the moment they land. Nothing hides until QA.
4 · Grow
Promote what ships
Register the UI worth keeping into tokens and master components. Next week's vibe pass starts on last week's system.
How easy is it?
Live in three steps.
Launch in Claude Code
One connect command in your repo.
Import site files, or vibe-code a new one
Bring an existing site in, or start fresh.
You don't work inside Front End. It runs in your coding agent — Claude Code first, other MCP hosts as we verify them. Works with (v1)
Voices from the field
Designers and developers are hitting the same wall.
Agent amnesia, drift in UX first, design systems stuck in docs — the same themes keep surfacing in public research.
Paraphrased reflections of themes from public design and development conversations — not attributed quotes.
Teams used to stitch canvas design tools and vibe coding into a stack. You do not need that suite anymore.
Canvas design tools
Good for exploration: you see the canvas and can push pixels around. Then everything has to be converted to code. Files are heavy to manage, systems are slow to build, and the repo is never the source of truth.
Claude Code + Front End
Two tools, not a suite.
Canvas, system, and governance—summoned in session, bound to your repo.
- Infinite canvas
- Prompt new UI, snap to system
- Edit master components
- Variable-driven, not hard-coded
- No API
- No extra tokens or usage limits
- Both creative freedom and rigor in one tool
Vibe coding
Built for speed in the agent, not for how designers work. Nowhere satisfying to explore, no canvas of the whole product, and consistency is whatever the last prompt remembered. Engineers move fast; design coherence slips.
Who it's for
One surface. Every role on the product team.
Designers, engineers, and the agents they work with, all on one governed surface, at the speed you ship.
Product & design leads
Move fast without losing the thread.
You vibe-code at full speed, then the product, the system, and the repo drift apart. Front End remembers: one design memory across every page and project.
Designers
Keep your taste. Lose the handoff.
Explore freely on the canvas, then align to the system when it's right. No exporting to Figma, no redlines, no rebuild. What you approve is what ships.
Engineers
Ship what was designed, as code.
On-system tokens and components land directly in the repo. No spec to interpret, no pixel-pushing after the fact, and drift is visible the moment it happens.
Brand & design ops
One truth, at org scale.
Shared library, promotion approvals, and live coverage keep brand, UX, and implementation a single system, not a quarterly cleanup project.
Summoned, not visited
Not another app to live in.
Enable Front End when you need design alignment, the canvas, or capture, and it's gone when you don't. You stay in Claude Code, in your repo, the whole time.
Like Figma-level design capability on standby inside your coding session.
No design system bundle. Licensed engine access. Your code stays yours. Connect in one command.
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