Plans
Start free on your own machine. Move to Team when a whole design team needs to review the work and share one set of rules.
Arbiter Local
For individual builders, small design teams and startups, 1 to 5 people.
Free
Open source, MIT licence
- Every change your agent made, with its pictures and your design rules
- Judge what it decided, then undo or edit as you go
- Your agent follows your rules, so everything it builds stays consistent
Get started
One command: npx arbiterdesign init
Arbiter Team
For larger design teams, with the review, rules and access an enterprise needs.
Early access
By invitation
- A private board where your team comments and requests changes
- A review queue for managers: the team’s design changes in one place
- Manage DECISIONS.md as a team
Request early access
Teammates sign in with an email link. Nothing to install.
Compare
Team is Local plus what a larger team needs. Everything Local does, Team does too.
| Feature | Local | Team |
|---|---|---|
| The board | ||
| Every change as cards or a list, with filters and search | ||
| Pictures with zoom, the other options and what was decided | ||
| Design rules, to copy or download as DECISIONS.md | ||
| Reviewing | ||
| Confirm, Make it a rule, Skip or Fix what the agent decided | ||
| Undo a call, edit or remove a rule in place | ||
| Keeps up while the agent builds | ||
| Sharing | ||
| A read-only copy: a folder anyone can open, or GitHub Pages | ||
| A private link on arbiter.design | – | |
| Comments and Looks good to me | – | |
| Request change, answered from your review | – | |
| Password lock | – | |
| Republish on every push | – | |
| Running a team | ||
| A Requests page for the team’s change requests | – | |
| A review queue for managers | – | |
| Manage DECISIONS.md as a team | – | |
| Role-based access | – | |
| Your design system’s .md files, managed on the board | – | |
| Privacy | ||
| Where your record lives | Your repo | Your repo |
| What leaves your machine | Nothing | What you publish |
| Sign-in | None | Email link |
| Open source | Yes | The Local part |
Try it in your project
One command to install. Nothing enforces anything — rules inform generation; they don’t gate it.
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