AI-native product design

Design with your team’s knowledge, not from scratch.

DesignOS connects your design system, research, product decisions and engineering context into one intelligent layer — so designers can make better decisions without hunting for context.

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The problem

Your team’s knowledge is everywhere.

Figma files, Notion docs, Slack threads, GitHub repos, research reports, the design system — and a lot of it lives in people’s heads.

Figma
3,400 files
Notion
280 docs
Slack
48 channels
GitHub
12 repos
Research
61 studies
Design System
v3.2
People
in their heads
Your next design decision needs context from all of it — and gets none of it.

Designers spend time finding context instead of using it. The knowledge exists. It’s just never in the room when the decision is made.

01

Fragmented knowledge

The reasoning behind important decisions lives across tools that don’t talk to each other — so every project starts with archaeology.

02

Repeated questions

“Do we already have a pattern for this?” gets asked in Slack every week — and answered differently every time.

03

Lost context

Six months after a project ships, nobody remembers why the design is the way it is. Including the people who designed it.

The insight

The problem isn’t a lack of documentation. It’s a lack of context at the moment a decision is made.

DesignOS turns existing knowledge into an active design capability.

How DesignOS works

From scattered knowledge to working context.

01

Connect

Connect the tools where your design knowledge already lives. No migration, no re-documentation.

02

Understand

DesignOS maps relationships between components, decisions, research and guidelines — a living graph of how your product thinks.

03

Assist

While designers work, the system offers contextual recommendations — always with evidence and confidence attached.

04

Learn

Approved decisions and new patterns feed back into the knowledge base. The system gets sharper with every decision.

THE LOOP
↺ learning loops back into knowledge
Core product workflow

From question to decision in seconds.

SCROLL — THE PANEL FOLLOWS ALONG
STEP 1

Design

A designer creates a new interface — here, a payment step for checkout. New frame, familiar problem.

STEP 2

Ask

One question, asked where the work happens — not in another tab. “Is there an existing pattern for this?”

STEP 3

Understand

DesignOS searches the design system, research, previous decisions and product guidelines — 18 matches.

STEP 4

Recommend

The best-matching pattern is suggested — with its rules, its evidence, and a confidence score.

STEP 5

Decide

The designer accepts, modifies or rejects. Judgment stays human — the record stays attributable.

STEP 6

Learn

Decision #247 joins the knowledge base. The next question starts further ahead.

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AI Skills

Give AI a role, not just a prompt.

DesignOS uses specialized AI Skills for specific product-design tasks — instead of one generic assistant guessing at everything.

UNDER THE HOOD

DesignOS can use reusable AI capabilities, such as specialized Skills, to apply your team’s knowledge consistently.

The assistant is the surface. Skills are the machinery.

Design System intelligence

Your design system shouldn’t just document patterns. It should understand them.

Select a component, token or pattern — DesignOS answers with usage rules, live adoption, and the reasoning behind it.

PATTERN DETECTION · PAYMENTS + PROJECTS + NOTIFICATIONS · 2 DAYS AGO

New pattern detected

DesignOS noticed that three product teams independently created similar empty-state components in the last 30 days.

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PROJECTS

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NOTIFICATIONS

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We’ll let you know when something needs your attention.

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These patterns share 82% of their structure.
82%
Create a standardized Empty State component?
Product knowledge

Connect decisions to evidence.

Insights in DesignOS always arrive with their sources attached — research never floats free.

INSIGHT · CANCELLATION STUDY 2025

Users struggle to understand cancellation consequences.

12/31 research participants expressed uncertainty about what happens after they cancel.
DESIGN IMPLICATION

Make cancellation consequences explicit before confirmation.

DesignOS never presents an insight without showing its source.

“I don’t know if I’ll still have access until the end of the month, or right now.”

STUDY · P07 · CHECKOUT INTERVIEWS

“It just cancelled. I didn’t see anything about a refund, or what happens to my data.”

STUDY · P12 · CHECKOUT INTERVIEWS

214 support tickets tagged “billing confusion” — most cite charges arriving after cancelling.

SUPPORT DATA · LAST 12 MONTHS
Design decision experience

Make better decisions with context.

A designer is building a subscription cancellation flow. One question decides the structure of the whole thing.

DESIGNER’S QUESTION

Should cancellation happen immediately after clicking “Cancel subscription”?

CANCELLATION FLOW · v0.3PROTOTYPE
Account settings
current screen
Cancel subscription
button · destructive
Subscription canceled
immediate · no undo
Decision #248 recorded · logged 2:44 PM · you
DesignOS4 SOURCES CONSULTED
Product history

The previous flow used a confirmation step. It was removed in 2023 to “reduce friction” — and reverted four weeks later.

DECISION LOG · #96 · 2023
Research

7 of 12 usability participants believed “Cancel subscription” was reversible. Two asked about refunds mid-task.

CANCELLATION STUDY · 2025
Accessibility

Confirmation is recommended for irreversible actions — cancellation ends access and deletes data after 30 days.

WCAG 2.2 · 3.3.4 · GUIDELINE #42
Recommendation
Use a confirmation step.
0%

“I pressed cancel and it just… gone. I thought I could undo it.” — P03, cancellation study

“Removed the confirmation step to reduce friction; support tickets rose 18% in four weeks; reverted.” — Decision #96

“Confirmable destruction: irreversible actions require review or undo.” — Guideline #42

YOU ·“What should the confirmation say?”
DesignOS

State the consequence and what’s retained: “Your plan stays active until Mar 28. Your data is kept for 30 days.” — verb first, consequence before reassurance.

CONTENT GUIDELINE #8 · DECISION #96
Product interface

Your day, organized around decisions.

No feed to scroll, no dashboard to decode. Just the things that need a decision — and the context to make one.

Ask anything about your product…⌘K

Good morning, Naveen.

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SYSTEM
2
system inconsistencies
Button · 3 projects
RESEARCH
4
new research insights
Checkout study · 2025
PROPOSAL
1
component proposal
Empty State / Standard
AI
6
AI recommendations
awaiting review
NEEDS YOUR ATTENTION
Confirmation step for cancellation flow
AI RECOMMENDATION · 91% CONFIDENCE
Recorded
Empty State / Standard proposal
SYSTEM EVOLUTION · 82% STRUCTURAL MATCH
Recorded
Button variation in Billing
DESIGN SYSTEM · 3 VARIANTS DETECTED
Recorded
DECISIONS PER WEEK
W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8
Design system coverage91%
New evidence linked — cancellation study
2M
Pattern adopted — Sheet / mobile confirmation
1H
6 recommendations generated from 4 skills
3H
Human control

AI recommends. Designers decide.

01

Recommendation

The AI proposes a possible decision — and never silently applies one.

02

Evidence

Every proposal shows where it came from — sources, linked and inspectable.

03

Confidence

Uncertainty is stated, not hidden. Low confidence means “check this yourself”.

04

Human decision

Accept, modify, or reject. The call — and the record — stays with a person.

“DesignOS is designed to support judgment, not replace it.”

Every recommendation is logged. Every decision has a name next to it.

Your team’s best design decisions shouldn’t live in someone’s memory.

Bring your design system, research and product knowledge together — and make it available at the moment decisions happen.

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