getdesign.md — DESIGN.md catalog for AI coding agents
Claude, Cursor, and Codex with 550+ site analyses plus private design extracts. Feed real site patterns into your coding agents.
- DESIGN.md
- Awesome Design MD
- AI Coding Agents
- Design Systems
- Publisher
- getdesign.md / VoltAgent founders
- Type
- DESIGN.md Catalog for Agents
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Reviewed
- 15 September 2026
Quick verdict
Use when
- DESIGN.md catalog
- Real-site design systems
- Colors / type / spacing
- Drop into agent workflows
Skip when
- Repo polish skill only
- Figma-only handoff plugin
- Hosted design SaaS
getdesign.md vs common alternatives
Tap a dimension to focus
Pricing
- getdesign.mdThis page
- One-time packages
- Browse the public DESIGN.md catalog
- Paid one-time private extracts and Website
- Free option
- Free skill install
- You pay only agent / model
- Free option
- Free and paid component / marketplace
Preview of getdesign.md - not the live app. Confirm details on the official site.
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What is getdesign.md?
What it costs
- Free tier
- Yes
- Pricing summary
- The public DESIGN.md catalog is browseable. Paid options include one-time private DESIGN.md requests (with theme previews) and a one-time Website Starter Kit that bundles a private DESIGN.md with starter source—confirm inclusions and checkout amounts on getdesign.md; this page does not list currency figures; tiers change.
Reviewed on 15 September 2026 · getdesign.md — request / pricing
What getdesign.md provides
DESIGN.md catalog
Hundreds of site analyses as AI-readable design references—useful when you search for design md or awesome design md collections.
Agent-ready briefs
Hand a DESIGN.md to Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex so new pages reuse one palette, type scale, and spacing system.
Private DESIGN.md request
Submit a website URL for a custom extract (light/dark) that stays off the public directory—confirm delivery terms at checkout.
Website Starter Kit
One-time kit option that pairs a private DESIGN.md with starter source and AI playbooks—confirm inclusions on the product page.
Match a reference look
Browse catalog entries tied to well-known product aesthetics, then restyle what you already have instead of inventing AI defaults.
Google DESIGN.md-oriented format
Positions files around the DESIGN.md practice agents already understand—colors, type, spacing, components, and reasoning.
How to use getdesign.md
Browse the catalog
Open getdesign.md and scan DESIGN.md entries until one matches the look you want.
Copy or request the brief
Use a public entry, or request a private DESIGN.md from a URL when you need a custom extract.
Drop it into the agent project
Add the DESIGN.md where Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex can read project context.
Prompt for pages in that language
Ask the agent to build or restyle screens using the brief so layout, type, and color stay consistent.
Optional starter kit path
If you need scaffolding plus a private DESIGN.md, review the Website Starter Kit page before purchase.
Who getdesign.md is for
Claude Code & Cursor users
Want a reusable design md so agents stop inventing a new aesthetic every page.
Indie makers matching a reference site
Prefer picking a catalog look (or a private extract) over designing tokens from scratch.
Teams shipping with AI playbooks
Need a DESIGN.md plus optional starter codebase so agents and humans share one visual language.
When getdesign.md is the right pick
Licensing and platform notes
- Catalog plus paid extracts
- Public browsing differs from private DESIGN.md and starter-kit purchases—confirm what each checkout unlocks.
- Markdown design briefs, not Figma files
- Optimized for agent-readable DESIGN.md—not a substitute for full Figma libraries or Dev Mode handoff.
- Independent site analyses
- Terms describe structured analyses of publicly observable patterns—review license and usage language before commercial reuse.
- Built for coding agents
- Positioned for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and similar tools—not a standalone visual design canvas.