Design evidence for coding agents
Your design,
understood.
The spacing. The components. The way it moves. Give your agent the details to bring your design into your codebase.
Windows CLI + local MCP · Controlled pilot

- Heading
- 34 px
- Sidebar
- 208 px
A better starting point
From a reference.
To a shared understanding.
An HTML design with its assets, or complete Figma frames through the local plugin. Choose the screen sizes you need.
Rebuildez observes layout, text, styles, assets and supported interactions. Every result comes with its scope and limitations.
Component contracts, instance values and motion evidence arrive in your project. Your coding agent implements them in your chosen stack.
The evidence is the product
Real pixels.
Readable proof.
Open the capture. Inspect the measurements. Follow a hover frame by frame. This is our Atlas sample, with the source included.

The details between the frames
A hover is a whole little story.
In this sample, the card lifts 4 px, its arrow travels 4 px, and the shadow changes over 240 ms. Drag through the five actual captured frames.
Inspect the motion data
Rebuildez-authored demonstration. Static capture at three sizes; desktop hover from a separate run. No supplied PNG comparison. This is inspectable extraction evidence, not a reconstruction score.
Full source & limitationsDoes Rebuildez build my application?
Your coding agent writes the application. Rebuildez supplies measured reference evidence, reusable component contracts and local verification.
Can I adapt a reference to my own content?
Yes. Tell your agent which design details to preserve and what content or behavior to change. Keep intentional differences visible in the review.
Will it capture every possible animation?
It captures supported browser motion and records limitations. Complex scripts, canvas renderers and unsupported interactions can need extra scenarios or remain unverified.
Your next build starts with better context
Bring the design.
Keep the details.
Windows x64 · Browser sign-in · Your project, your stack