What's new in DesignMD

Buy a credit pack and generate DESIGN.md files whenever you need — no subscription, no expiry. Your balance, full transaction history, and receipts are all in your profile.

DesignMD is now available as a CLI tool. Run npx designmdme --website stripe.com from any project directory and get a DESIGN.md dropped right in — no browser needed.

Install once, use everywhere. Authenticate with your existing DesignMD account and your generations sync to your profile just like the web app.

Two ways to sign in, zero passwords. Use Continue with Google for one-click access, or enter your email to get a magic link delivered straight to your inbox — click it and you're in.

Your generations, share links, and usage are all tied to your account across both sign-in methods.

Every generation you create now has its own public link. Post it on X, LinkedIn, or Slack and viewers get a rich preview with your site's extracted color palette.

Already generated a DESIGN.md in the past? Open Recent Generations — each one has a new Copy share link button. Your whole history is shareable.

We've made significant improvements to how DesignMD processes your requests. Most DESIGN.md files now stream in under a minute instead of two-plus — same structure, same level of detail.

Complex sites that need a little more reasoning still fall back to our higher-quality path automatically. You don't need to think about it.

If anyone has generated a DESIGN.md for the site you're trying recently, we serve it back to you instantly — no waiting for a fresh analysis.

The output still streams in like a normal generation; it just arrives much, much faster.

Fixed intermittent errors that were affecting some URL generations, especially on popular sites during busy periods. Analysis is now noticeably more stable.

If a URL failed for you in the last few weeks, it's worth trying again.

Sites with lots of components, rich typography, and deeply nested design tokens now generate cleanly without getting cut off.

If a generation ended abruptly in the past, give it another shot.