
Getdesign
AI Design Tools
Browse a curated catalog of DESIGN.md design-system analyses and reuse them as a consistent design brief for AI-generated pages.

What does Getdesign do?
Getdesign.md is a DESIGN.md catalog for AI coding agents. It lets you browse a library of 300+ design system analyses, then use a selected DESIGN.md as a design brief for your project—carrying colors, type, spacing, components, and the reasoning behind them—so your output follows a consistent visual language.
With Getdesign.md, you can guide an agent toward a specific design system instead of a generic AI layout. That means every new page your agent generates can keep the same rules and styling decisions as the first.
For teams that want their own reference, there’s a “Private DESIGN.md” option. There’s also a “Website Starter Kit” that includes a full website/startup starter with auth, payments, email, and analytics wiring, plus an included DESIGN.md.
What does Getdesign.md provide for an AI coding agent?
It provides a reusable DESIGN.md design brief built from real design system analyses, including practical details like colors, type, spacing, and components (plus the reasoning behind them).
How does using a DESIGN.md help keep pages consistent?
A selected DESIGN.md establishes a specific visual language and rules. When your agent follows it, later pages inherit the same styling decisions instead of drifting into generic layouts.
What kind of content is in the catalog?
The catalog contains design systems analysis entries drawn from well-known websites and products, such as backgrounds, typography, spacing, component approaches, and usage notes.
Can I use a custom DESIGN.md instead of the public catalog?
Yes. Getdesign.md offers a Private DESIGN.md option for a website you choose.
What’s included in the Website Starter Kit?
It’s a full website + startup starter with a DESIGN.md included, with auth, payments, email, and analytics wiring already set up.
Does Getdesign.md match a standard DESIGN.md format?
Yes—Getdesign.md follows Google’s official DESIGN.md spec, so the design briefs can be used as structured references.