Building an LLM safe design system | Polar
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Our quest to build a scalable, LLM-safe design system
Most of the UI code shipped at Polar today is written with an LLM in the loop. That is great for speed. It is harder on consistency, unless your design system is built for it. We're early on a new one, called Orbit, and still figuring a lot of it out. We are probably right about a few things, and wrong about other. This post is about the thinking behind it, written down while it's fresh, so we can argue with it later. The starting observation is simple. The problem is not that LLMs can't write CSS or Tailwind classes. They write it fluently. The problem is that they write it without being…
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