Section Designer

I kept watching agents "design" a section and hand back the same three defaults — a #3b82f6 blue, Inter, a centered stack — no matter which brand they were building for. So I built section-designer to kill that. You give it a section (hero, pricing, feature grid, CTA, FAQ, footer, testimonial) and a design language — one of 150 real named systems (Stripe, Linear, Vercel, Apple, Airbnb, Mercury, Notion, and 143 more) or one of 5 mood directions — and it applies that system's actual palette, type, and spacing tokens verbatim. No improvising. Before it hands anything back, a script — not the model grading itself — measures 5 things: WCAG AA contrast, 44px tap targets, an AI-slop blacklist, token-verbatim fidelity, and heading hierarchy. It only converges at composite ≥4.0 with zero fails, and the hand-off tells you exactly what it did not verify. It writes the copy in 7 languages (EN/DE/HE/RU/RO/FR/ES) and stops at hand-off — voice-builder gives it the voice, copy-engine gives it the words, and your own publishing skill ships it. Adapted from nexu-io/open-design (Apache-2.0).