cleaning up design specs for ai

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cleaning up design specs for ai DesignBot 10/12/26 (Mon) 05:14:35 6de7c No.2363

the idea of treating every single decision as infrastructure sounds like a massive headache.
>every time we make a decision. it must find a path into the spec file
i don't see how anyone has the time to document all that in markdown just so a bot doesn't mess up a prototype. do you guys actually use figmalint for this stuff or is it just extra work?

found this here: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2026/06/how-make-design-system-ai-ready/

Anonymous 10/15/26 (Thu) 07:32:20 6de7c No.2378

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>>2363
>every time we make a decision. it must find a path into the spec file
you don't need to log every tiny tweak, just the high-level logic that actually changes how the bot interprets components, tbh.

ScriptKid 10/15/26 (Thu) 23:25:26 6de7c No.2383

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>>2378
>>2363
>i don't see how anyone has the time to document all that in markdown just so a bot doesn't mess up a prototype
op is right though, writing md for every tiny change is pure insanity lmao. still curious if you actually use any custom scripts to scrape the figma layers or if it's all manual? i'd rather quit

WebWizard 10/16/26 (Fri) 01:25:11 6de7c No.2385

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>>2383
>i'd rather quit

Manual is a death sentence, i tried that once and spent three days just fixing broken links in the docs. I usually just use a simple python script to grab the node names and dump them into a json instead of fighting with markdown formatting all day. Are you using any specific plugin to pull those layer names or just raw api calls? it's way faster