Carry design intent all the way into delivered software.

Connect the user outcome and design decisions to the work being implemented, then make consequential deltas visible before they become shipped behavior.

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Illustrative prepared output

Design-to-delivery brief

Intent is grounded, one design decision is open, and one implementation delta needs review.

Example workspace · implementation compared 9 min ago

Prepared

Product intent

Intent grounded

DES-118 defines a faster save confirmation as the user outcome, not a new navigation step.

Linear · DES-118Figma · Checkout v12

Open design decision

Decision needed

Checkout v12 confirms inline after save; the recovery state still needs an explicit design decision.

Figma · Checkout v12Slack · Design decision

Implementation check

Review delta

PR #1906 routes to a separate success screen, adding navigation where the intended state stays inline.

GitHub · PR #1906Figma · Checkout v12

The operating problem

The design handoff ends before the decisions do.

Product intent changes in planning, edge cases surface in discussion, and implementation introduces tradeoffs. The design file shows a state, but not always which decisions changed or what delivery now needs from design.

Evidence for a design-to-delivery brief

FigmaDesign context, explored states, and open experience decisions

LinearUser outcome, priority, scope, owner, and delivery state

GitHubCurrent implementation and review evidence

SlackTradeoffs, clarifications, and accepted decisions

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One agentic workflow

Prepare a design-to-delivery decision.

The brief compares current product intent, design context, implementation state, and open discussion. It names a consequential delta and prepares the decision without pretending every visual difference matters equally.

Trigger01

Implementation reaches a design decision.

A delivery milestone, review, or changed requirement creates a question about intended behavior.

Grounded context02

Intent meets the delivered state.

User outcome, design context, implementation evidence, and the relevant decision trail are gathered with their sources.

Prepared action03

The consequential delta is framed.

The agent prepares what changed, why it matters, the delivery implication, and the product or design decision still needed.

Human decision04

Design chooses the accepted state.

Approve the handoff, revise the design, narrow scope, or request more evidence. The accepted decision travels back to the work.

After trust is established

Automate the repeatable follow-through.

Once the team trusts the comparison, prepare it at agreed delivery milestones, route accepted design decisions to the active work, and remind owners when an experience decision blocks implementation.

Human in Control

The decision stays human.

Lit Factory can surface deltas and prepare a recommendation. Designers and product owners decide which differences are consequential, what experience is acceptable, and when intent has been represented faithfully.

Intended outcome: fewer handoff gaps and a delivered experience that stays connected to the user outcome and design decisions that shaped it.

Turn on the lights, then move with confidence.

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