Built for agents

Andromeda Pro Brain

Premium

Components are the pieces. The Brain is the judgment.

69 files your AI agent reads before it builds: the system's rules and inventory, fifteen foundations, a rule file for each of the 45 components, two skills and five tools. Every file name is open on this page. Premium puts the files in your project.

The difference

Where the classic workflow leaks.

A design system made for people loses intent at every handoff. One made for agents is already code, tokens and written rules.

Classic design systemWith the Brain
Docs written for people, skipped by agents
Rules written for the agent that builds
Intent lost between the mock-up and the code
No handoff: the system is already code and tokens
Every new screen drifts a little further off-brand
Every screen is built against the same rules
Done means it looked right once
Done means it passed the done-gate
A change means another design-to-code round trip
Change a token and everything built on it follows

Your agent does the building. You stay in the loop, and you decide what ships.

The design brain

The taste lives in the system, not the prompt.

What goes in

The judgment

What comes out

Tokensthree layers
Components45 with their own rules
Your promptwhat you want built
Andromeda Pro Brain69 files
On-brand screenchecked before it is done
Consistent everywherecolor, motion, spacing
Same rules next timeno drift as you grow

What's inside

The 69 files your agent reads first.

Rules written for the machine: when a color may carry meaning, how far a panel may breathe, what every state owes the user. The names are open. What is written inside them ships with Premium.

One file per component, holding the decisions that make it Andromeda Pro instead of generic.

  • Alert.rules.md
  • Avatar.rules.md
  • Badge.rules.md
  • Burst.rules.md
  • Button.rules.md
  • Card.rules.md
  • Checkbox.rules.md
  • ChoiceCard.rules.md
  • CornerMarkers.rules.md
  • DataTable.rules.md
  • DateRangePicker.rules.md
  • Drawer.rules.md
  • EmptyState.rules.md
  • FunnelChart.rules.md
  • Gauge.rules.md
  • HeatGrid.rules.md
  • IconButton.rules.md
  • Input.rules.md
  • MediaCard.rules.md
  • MetricChart.rules.md
  • MusicPlayer.rules.md
  • NavItem.rules.md
  • Nodes.rules.md
  • Orb.rules.md
  • PanelHeader.rules.md
  • PanelMenu.rules.md
  • Planet.rules.md
  • ProgressBar.rules.md
  • RadarChart.rules.md
  • Radio.rules.md
  • SearchField.rules.md
  • SegmentedControl.rules.md
  • Slider.rules.md
  • Spinner.rules.md
  • StatTile.rules.md
  • Table.rules.md
  • Tag.rules.md
  • Textarea.rules.md
  • Toggle.rules.md
  • Tooltip.rules.md
  • TopBar.rules.md
  • TrendChart.rules.md
  • UserCard.rules.md
  • UserMenu.rules.md
  • Waveform.rules.md

File contents are part of Premium.

Legacy vs Pro

A step forward from the Andromeda Brain.

The Pro Brain grew out of Andromeda Legacy. It covers more of the system, closes the gaps agents slipped through, and hands the checking to scripts.

MeasureLegacy BrainPro Brain
Files5669
Foundations1215
Component rules3945
Tools15

New foundations: family-shape-law, theming, typography. New component rules: Burst, ChoiceCard, FunnelChart, Nodes, Orb, TopBar.

  • Three color layers

    Raw colors belong to the theme. A component only reads what a color means, and the done-gate fails any component that reaches past that line.

  • Themes that stay live

    Tokens are read when the page runs, not baked in at build, so one component serves light and dark. Canvas and SVG get their own rule.

  • One type ladder

    Small, medium and large controls take 12, 14 and 16px type, with a 12px floor. Your agent stops guessing font sizes.

  • Checked by scripts, not by eye

    Contrast is measured in both themes, and every accent and status color follows one shape law. A retune that hurts readability fails a check before anyone looks.

How it works

Your agent reads it, not you.

Nobody has to learn the system or keep it in their head. The two skills walk your agent through the same four steps on every build.

  1. Start at the index

    It reads the system's rules first, then checks the inventory, so it reuses a component before inventing one.

    rules.mdINVENTORY.md
  2. Open what the task needs

    Only the foundations and component rules this screen touches, never a guess from generic taste.

    layout.mdButton.rules.md
  3. Build on the tokens

    The building skill keeps every value on a token, and a quick color check runs while it works.

    building-with-andromeda
  4. Check before it says done

    The done-gate runs on the finished screen, then the review skill walks every must rule.

    verify-andromedareviewing-against-andromeda

Give your agent the Brain.

One command installs all 69 files in your project, and running it again updates them. Premium also opens the reader, with every rule a click away while you work.