Two-agent workflow: build a design system first, then lock UI rules to 10x vibe-coded dashboards
pramodk73 · x · 2026-10-31
tdinhme shares a two-agent workflow for vibe-coded dashboards: Agent 1 generates a full design system in HTML/CSS with examples and demos, and Agent 2 follows a strict rule to only reuse those UI elements—never creating new ones.
Replier pramodk73 adds that when reviewing agent output, focus on design, architecture, dependencies, and inputs/returns rather than implementation details—that balance has worked perfectly for him.
The key insight: turn UI consistency into a hard rule for coding agents to avoid a mishmash of inconsistent components.
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