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Generative tools create. Tenet governs.

An institutional design intelligence layer. Tenet captures why decisions were made and surfaces that context at the moment new decisions happen. It starts inside Figma.

Scan
Detect drift and violations
Fix
Resolve with context
Remember
Institutional memory
Figma-native
Starts where you work

The problem

Design systems decay. Components get forked. Tokens drift. New team members copy patterns from the wrong screens. Generative AI tools accelerate this drift by producing plausible-looking designs that don't follow any rules. Nobody knows which decisions were intentional and which were accidents.

The missing layer isn't more documentation. It's intelligence that knows why each decision was made and can surface that context when someone is about to override it.

How Tenet works

Tenet operates in three modes, each building on the last:

Scan

Detect design system violations, component drift, and inconsistencies across files and teams. Flags problems before they ship.

Fix

Resolve violations with full context. Not just "this is wrong" but "this was decided on [date] because [reason] and here's the canonical version."

Remember

Build institutional memory. Every design decision is captured with its rationale, so future designers inherit context, not just components.

Govern

Continuous governance for teams using generative AI. Tenet ensures AI-generated designs respect the system's rules and decisions.

Why we're building this

We've spent 18 years building and maintaining design systems for enterprise clients. We know firsthand how quickly they decay when the people who made the original decisions leave or forget. Tenet is the tool we wished we had on every engagement.

Tenet is currently in development. If you're interested in early access, reach out.

Interested in design governance for your team?

Join the early access list or talk to us about a design system audit.

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