Your Coding Agent.A Better DesignWorkflow.

Workflow guides, setup notes and design resources for 22 coding agents, so the tool you already use can turn a brief into a considered interface.

Three Roles in a Coding Agent Design Workflow

What a design agent is

A coding agent turns instructions into code. A design workflow adds the references, constraints and review that turn that code into a usable interface.

01Your Coding Agent
Reads the project, makes changes and responds to feedback. Keep the tool you already use.
02OpenDesign
The workspace for the brief, design resources and visual review. Each agent guide explains the setup.
03Your Judgment
Choose the reference, define what must stay consistent and check the result on real screens.

Design Workflow Guides for 22 Coding Agents

Start with the tool you already use. Each guide covers the agent’s role, what to prepare and the next step. The list is a directory, not a ranking.

Workflow, plugins and slides for designing interfaces with Codex.

Claude Code

Read the guide

A frontend design workflow with Claude Code, from the first brief to the final review.

DeepSeek Harness

Read the guide

Harness setup, its role in the workflow and the design resources it can use.

OpenCode

Read the guide

A design workflow built around the tools and model providers you choose.

Grok

Grok Build

Read the guide

Setup, prerequisites and a first visual design task with Grok Build.

Cursor

Cursor Agent

Read the guide

How the Cursor editor and the design workflow fit together in one project.

DeepSeek

DeepSeek TUI

Read the guide

The DeepSeek TUI, its prerequisites and how it differs from DeepSeek Harness.

Design resources, extension options and prerequisites for a Hermes workflow.

Antigravity

Read the guide

Setup first, then a frontend design and review workflow with Antigravity.

Kimi

Kimi CLI

Read the guide

Inputs, context and setup to prepare before a first design task with Kimi CLI.

Qwen

Qwen Code

Read the guide

How Qwen Code, the model provider and the design workflow connect.

Trae CLI

Read the guide

Trae CLI setup and a starting point for interface design.

Qoder

Qoder CLI

Read the guide

Qoder CLI setup and the design workflow that complements it.

Mistral Vibe

Mistral Vibe CLI

Read the guide

The Mistral Vibe CLI as a design tool, distinct from vibe design in general.

Gemini

Gemini CLI

Read the guide

A reference-led UI workflow with Gemini CLI, from setup to review.

Copilot

GitHub Copilot CLI

Read the guide

Repository context and review in an interface design workflow with GitHub Copilot CLI.

Configuration, modes and a practical starting point for design with Kilo.

Start from existing code with Aider, make one considered change and review the difference.

Kiro

Kiro CLI

Read the guide

Where requirements and interface decisions fit in a Kiro CLI workflow.

Devin

Devin for Terminal

Read the guide

Framing the task, defining the handoff and reviewing the interface with Devin for Terminal.

Reasonix

DeepSeek Reasonix

Read the guide

Understanding the project, its relationships and where to begin with DeepSeek Reasonix.

Download OpenDesign and Connect Your Coding Agent

  1. 01

    Download OpenDesign

    Choose the build for macOS or Windows and open the app.

  2. 02

    Connect Your Agent

    Check the prerequisites in its guide above and complete the setup it describes.

  3. 03

    Start a First Task

    Bring a reference, a short brief or a template from the resources below.

Coding Agents, Models and Skills Explained

You do not need a new coding agent for this workflow. These answers cover the terms and the related pages.

Do I Need to Switch Agents?

No. Begin with the guide for your current tool. The setup and available capabilities depend on that tool and version; the directory does not rank them.

Are Agents, Models and Skills the Same Thing?

No. A model powers the reasoning, an agent operates on the task, and a skill supplies a reusable way of working. The skills directory lists that last layer.

I Am Comparing Design Tools. Where Should I Go?

Use the tool comparisons for replacement and coexistence questions. These agent guides explain working with a tool you already use.

What Should My First Task Be?

Choose one small interface and bring a reference. Check its layout, one interaction and a narrow screen before expanding. A template can give you a starting point.

Start With the Coding Agent You Already Use

Desktop builds for macOS and Windows. On a phone, save the setup guide and continue on your desktop.

Download OpenDesign Setup notes