Launching Florence - an AI-Ready Design System

Today I'm launching Florence, an AI-ready design system built at Human AI Studio. Right now, when you prompt, your agents generate user interfaces that's not connected to the design system. It starts producing AI slobs that are pretty much not useful, and the components are not production-ready, and it starts generating random stuff. You're almost wasting a lot of the tokens and burning your credits. Sometimes even if you have a design system, the agents are not able to retrieve that so you can generate on-brand user interfaces. To solve that problem, I started building Florence. Florence built from the ground up in such a way that the agents can understand better through component contracts, intents, and how the architecture is set up that the agents can understand so that humans can ship fast and prototype faster and able to generate user interfaces that directly connected to the design system. For the first shot, when I tried it, it went from 0 to 73%. retrieval accuracy. Without it, if you had to spend so much time prompting and prompting in order to create a decent dashboard, but now it had the 73% retrieval accuracy even at the first shot. That means after a few more prompting, you will be able to get perfect user interfaces without the slog. I'm launching the beta version of it and I do have plans for it to evolve to design canvas. Right now it's a component library built with React and it's available for a demo. I did launch the beta version of it and been working it over working on it for a while. The goal is to build up a design system that helps you build user interfaces faster, and it's connected to a design system. Florence also led to develop a methodology that makes an existing design system agent-ready. If you want to take a look at Florence, go to humanaistudio.io/florence.