Most design systems aren't agent-ready, and you won't know until an agent ships something that looks right and is wrong. The Agent-Readiness Audit tells you, in two weeks, whether AI agents can safely build from your design system, and exactly what to fix first.
A fixed-scope, two-week diagnostic. We benchmark your component library against what AI agents actually need to build accurately, then hand you a scored report and a prioritized remediation roadmap. You leave knowing your risk, your gaps, and your next move.
Kickoff and access on day one: Figma, repo, Storybook, and a short interview to capture team-specific rules. Assessment across days two to six: we run your library against the scorecard and inspect real agent output. Reference build across days seven to nine: we rework one component end to end as proof and template. Report and readout across days ten to twelve: scorecard, roadmap, and executive walkthrough.
The audit is the front door. From here, teams move into Remediation, where we make the system agent-ready, and Enablement, where we install a reusable component skill so your team builds agent-ready components in minutes.
Find out what AI agents can really do with your design system. Book your audit.
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