Pixicode ships a library of pre-built agentic workflows for the most common design-system pain — and lets you author your own with a drag-and-drop or natural-language workflow builder.
Scan Figma for unused components, color drift, broken token references and orphaned variants. Surfaces a prioritized cleanup list.
Refactor every component in a codebase to a new token set. Supervised, batchable, reversible.
Verifier scans existing UI for WCAG 2.2 failures and opens scoped PRs to fix them.
Reads Linear/Jira tickets, matches them to design system primitives, scopes the change before a human picks it up.
Identify near-duplicate components and propose a unified primitive with migration codemods.
Given a PRD and a Figma frame, produce a full page reusing your system. PR opens with a verifier report.
Specialist agents collaborate with bounded retries and escalation paths. Each agent has a narrow job, an explicit budget, and a verifier looking over its shoulder.
Reads the Figma frame and your library. Produces a structured plan with confidence intervals.
Generates idiomatic code reusing existing primitives. Calls tools deterministically.
Independent model runs a11y, visual-diff and token-fidelity evals before any PR opens.
Writes the PR description, the changelog and the Slack note. Closes the loop.
[planner] scanned 412 components in @northwind/ui ✓ [planner] 8 themes detected → mapped to new token set [executor] rewriting 412 components · batch 1/6 [executor] reused: 412 · invented: 0 · skipped: 0 [verifier] wcag aa pass: 411/412 · 1 abstention [verifier] visual diff Δ < 1.2% on all surfaces [writer] opened PR #2918 · "Migrate to Aurora tokens" status: "ready for review"
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