Exposes documented components and tokens to agents, so generated UI follows the system.
zeroheight documents a design system, and its MCP server exposes that documentation, including components, tokens and usage rules, to AI agents. Generated UI then references what the system actually defines instead of inventing lookalikes. For design system teams it is the practical lever on AI output quality across an organization.
- Design system documentation
- Components and tokens exposed to agents
- Generated UI follows the system
- Usage rules travel with tokens
- Governance for AI output
- Works with existing Figma libraries
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