SynthesisUI

Install

Three commands, and your code starts governing itself

Each one says what it does before it says what to type. Nothing here touches your code until the last one, and that one asks first.

  1. 1

    Let this machine in

    $ npx synthesisui@latest login

    Opens a page that already knows you and leaves a token in ~/.synthesisui/ on this computer. It is one click on a code - there is no account to fill in halfway through a terminal.

  2. 2

    Wire your agent

    $ npx synthesisui@latest connect

    Installs the check that runs at the end of every agent turn, the tools it can query, and the skills that know this pipeline. Nothing of your code is touched or sent. Run it before you open the agent - a session only picks these up when it starts.

  3. 3

    Turn your code into blueprints

    $ npx synthesisui@latest import

    Reads the same values you saw above and writes them down as your design system, in your own vocabulary. From here your agent reads them before it writes anything, so consistency becomes something the project knows rather than something you remember.

That is the whole install

From here the check runs at the end of every agent turn, and what it catches comes back to you as a decision rather than as an edit. Your names travel unchanged - nothing of ours is written into your code.

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