Rivet

Design, above everything.

@rivet_dev well if you ever need design help we might as well keep it in the family

What if you could turn your coding agent into a design tool? Connect your Claude, Cursor or Codex to Rivet and make visual changes with precision and speed. Now in open preview. Reply or DM if you'd like to try it!

This is how I see design tools evolving . Add-on tools that exist alongside your codebase - not bespoke applications

Just went live with a new, more considered interface for Rivet. Rivet gets out of the way when you aren't using it, but keeps the right tool a click away. Here's a demo of how it works on the landing page.

You can now one-click install Rivet's MCP to turn Claude, Cursor and Codex into a visual editor. Paste a command that installs Rivet for you and sets up your MCP. Then start making precise design changes faster. Now available today. rivet.design

@rohil_ag better context 🤝 better design

@designrivet Yessirrr coding agents gotta go crazy on design

@gormankind I'm alive!

this month I promised a friend that I'd get better at sharing where I'm taking Rivet it doesn't always come easy. I love designing and making. I'm getting used to sharing it all too so I just revived the handle and shared a big update! lmk if you'd like to try it out

sat next to a designer yesterday and watched them fumble to screenshot Rivet's logo to bring it into Figma one small detail closer

what if you could leave design feedback for an agent, and then refine the last 10% yourself to make it exceptional? @designrivet just combined comments with a visual editor so you can make precise design changes faster

rivet releases revealed

@xuelinda7 @zarazhangrui hello there

@zarazhangrui and @designrivet

What’s the best tool for vibe designing?

Day 4 of @designrivet holiday updates. Merry Christmas! It is not particularly merry that designers need to deal with setting up a dev environment before they can make design changes Rivet can start your project for you with some AI help

what if you could just click to change any text in your actual product? day 2 of @designrivet updates before christmas

Big milestone: @designrivet is now in open beta! The design community has been in a fierce debate over how designers should think about code. The idea behind Rivet is simple: give designers a dedicated tool to edit their live product. Designers don’t want to be engineers. They want to design! Today, you can select anything in your actual application, refine the styles to be pixel perfect, and then publish those changes as production code. My goal is that Rivet becomes the bridge for anyone who designs to own every detail of their real application. I'm going to share a new product update every day until Christmas. Have a riveting holiday season! rivet.design

And @designrivet is for product designers and those that aspire to design. I don’t care about turning designers into coders. But I do care about blasting through every blocker that prevents a designer today from exercising their taste to shape the software they work on. Everyone can design, but designers need a tool that's built for the messy, imperfect iteration cycles that define the process to get somewhere great. Designers don't think like engineers. Designers look for ambiguity when engineers seek structure. Designers bypass rules when the real world imposes them. And designers have vision. For what is design if not the expression of a vision brought forcefully into the world? The Eames said that design is "The sum of all constraints.” Code is the ultimate constraint for most product designers, so owning this form factor is inevitable. Designers need a way to access and shape the final medium when they’re ready to. But the tool that solves this problem is different from a tool that's targeted at professional software engineers. Rivet will make it seamless to go from design vision to reality in your actual product.

you can change your app's style in real time with @designrivet

@reveimage 🤝 @designrivet

Rivet’s giving designers the tools to visually make detailed changes to their live product, directly in production code, without needing an engineer. It’s a problem @gormankind has been obsessed with, all the way back to creating his own CS + design custom major at Stanford.

Rivet (@designrivet) helps product designers own every detail in their live product. It’s a visual editor that lets designers translate precise UI changes into production code. rivet.design