Hi gabelul,
I really like the layered design-superpowers framing: ideation, batch generation, design systems, and multiple framework targets. The banner and pipeline diagrams make the workflow structure easy to grasp.
I'm working with the Open Design community. Open Design is an open-source, local-first Claude Design-style workspace for AI agents: the goal is to make design systems, templates, skills, prototype workflows, and high-quality visual patterns usable directly inside an agentic design environment.
We're inviting a small group of builders to co-create with us. I think stitch-kit could work well as an Open Design design workflow skill kit, so people around the world can discover and use your work directly inside Open Design instead of only finding it as a standalone GitHub repo.
The contribution can stay lightweight: a plugin manifest, README, preview, source attribution, and a short usage note. It could fit Open Design as a design workflow skill kit for users who want agent-assisted ideation and UI generation across frameworks.
If you're interested, I can open a small contributor issue on the Open Design side with exact steps and help review the PR quickly.
No pressure at all. If an issue is not the right place for this invitation, please feel free to close it.
Hi gabelul,
I really like the layered design-superpowers framing: ideation, batch generation, design systems, and multiple framework targets. The banner and pipeline diagrams make the workflow structure easy to grasp.
I'm working with the Open Design community. Open Design is an open-source, local-first Claude Design-style workspace for AI agents: the goal is to make design systems, templates, skills, prototype workflows, and high-quality visual patterns usable directly inside an agentic design environment.
We're inviting a small group of builders to co-create with us. I think stitch-kit could work well as an Open Design design workflow skill kit, so people around the world can discover and use your work directly inside Open Design instead of only finding it as a standalone GitHub repo.
The contribution can stay lightweight: a plugin manifest, README, preview, source attribution, and a short usage note. It could fit Open Design as a design workflow skill kit for users who want agent-assisted ideation and UI generation across frameworks.
If you're interested, I can open a small contributor issue on the Open Design side with exact steps and help review the PR quickly.
No pressure at all. If an issue is not the right place for this invitation, please feel free to close it.