FrontendAGThe command

SEVEN-LAYER FRONTEND AGENT

Seven layers turn every brief into one production-ready React component.

Frontend Agent routes, assembles, generates, validates, renders, critiques, and repairs each request. A frozen, cached prefix supplies 1,037 verified rules, specs, and design fingerprints at every step.

Run the full cycle from your editor

One command installs the agent into a project. There is nothing to sign in to.

npx @frontendag/create --token=<token>

Access is invite-only for now. Leave an address and a token follows.

What the command does (install, ask, check).

ONE REQUEST, END TO END

BRIEF

a stock quote card with

a sparkline, market session

and price movement that

does not rely on colour

SEVEN LAYERS

COMPONENT / STOCK-CARD.TSX

VIEW →
AAPLOpenApple Inc.$189.43▲ +2.14 (+1.14%)

THE EXECUTION CYCLE

  1. 01

    Route

    intent + mode

  2. 02

    Assemble

    specs + guidance

  3. 03

    Generate

    one React file

  4. 04

    Validate

    project type-check

  5. 05

    Render

    showcase only

  6. 06

    Critique

    visual review

  7. 07

    Repair

    one shared pass

01

Route and assemble

The agent classifies the request as grounded, composed or open, infers creative intent, then loads the relevant specs, guidance and design anchors.

02

Generate and validate

It produces one React file from a frozen design-engineering recipe, then type-checks it against the project and installed component APIs.

03

Render, critique and repair

Showcase work can be rendered and visually critiqued. One shared repair pass fixes either compile errors or critique findings without losing valid code.

Core: route → assemble → generate → validate. Showcase: render → critique. If needed: repair → validate.

WHAT STANDS BEHIND ONE REQUEST

1,037

compiled rules in the knowledge base, selected per request

58

approved design fingerprints, 672 recorded decisions

28

compiled skills, 310 doctrine lines, 6 always on

90%

cheaper input after the first request: 3,183 frozen tokens are cached, not re-sent

Retrieved, not dumped. A request receives only the verified specs it needs: 3 components carrying 55 rules, antipatterns and accessibility requirements, plus the doctrine its intent triggers and a handful of fingerprints. Everything else stays out of the prompt, which is why depth here does not read as cost.

Frozen, hashed, cached. The shared prefix is compiled once, checked against its hash at boot and re-read from cache on every request after the first. Volatile context rides behind it, so the cached bytes never move. No Base UI import or prop is written that a verified spec does not carry.

OUTPUT / RENDERED PREVIEWS

Start with a brief. End with validated code.

One execution path from intent to a React file ready for your project.