Larry AI takes on the role of the Developer Agent here: it understands your Figma file and your design system, and turns them into production-ready Sections and Blocks instead of throwaway prototypes. Whether in chat or as a direct brief in Cockpit: you describe what's needed, the agent delivers the component, the Vue code, and the data wiring.
Adjustments to existing layouts, data from your apps, WCAG 2.1 AA compliance: everything runs through the same role, with the same approval rules.
DEVELOPER AGENT – INSIDE THE FRONTEND PLATFORM
Show it the Figma file. It builds the section.
Turns Figma designs into buildable Sections and Blocks, adjusts existing components on request, and wires app data into the platform. No copy-paste, no engineering ticket for every tweak. Part of the Agentic Frontend Management Platform, not a separate tool.
DEVELOPER AGENT
An agent that knows your design system.
The Developer Agent isn't a bolted-on code generator. It knows your design system, your tokens and your Section/Block definitions, and only proposes components that fit. Instead of isolated snippets, it delivers buildable Sections and Blocks straight from Figma or a brief, checked against WCAG 2.1 AA before anything ships.
Figma-to-code instead of manual work
A Figma frame becomes a buildable Section: auto-layout, variants and design tokens land directly in `defineSection`/`defineBlock` and Vue components from `@laioutr-core/ui-kit`.
Adjustments with context
“The button in the Hero section should stack on mobile instead of wrapping.” The agent finds the right component, adjusts layout or props, and stays within your design system.
Data that comes from your apps
Product data, stock levels or CRM fields from a connected app get produced straight into the matching component, cleanly bound through Orchestr instead of hardcoded.
MULTI-STOREFRONT
One component. Every storefront.
One build, many storefronts.
Build the Section once, and it's available to every project on the same design system. The Developer Agent sticks to the shared tokens and conventions, so a layout works the same on Storefront A as on Storefront B.
Design-system conventions stay consistent.
One design system, every storefront.
The agent sticks to your UI kit and your tokens, across every storefront. Deviations from the design system get flagged before the merge, not discovered after deploy.
REVIEW WORKFLOW
Every component proposal has a status. Nothing ships silently.
Draft, changed, live
Whether the agent works autonomously from a Figma link or you give it a direct brief, every new or changed component runs through the same three-stage status. You always see what's proposed, what's in progress, and what's actually live, and every step stays fully traceable in the version history.
Draft
The agent has proposed a new or changed component. Nothing on the live storefront has been touched. You review the diff field by field and decide whether it fits.
Changed
You've approved the proposal, or adjusted it yourself. The component is ready, but still waiting to be deployed, alone or as part of a batch.
Live
Shipped and visible on the storefront. Every live version stays linked to the build it came from, so you can revert in seconds.
CAPABILITY TYPES
Every kind of frontend work, one role.
The Developer Agent works wherever frontend components live in your project: new Sections from Figma, adjustments to existing layouts, data wired in from your Apps. Same role, same review model, everywhere.
Figma to production component
A Figma link or screenshot becomes a finished Section, including the Vue component, the props schema, and design options.
Examples: hero banner from Figma, new card section for a campaign page, slider block for the homepage
Adjustments to existing components
Adjust the layout, spacing, or behavior of an existing Section, described in a sentence, checked against your design system before it ships.
Examples: fix responsive behavior, add a new slot variant, switch a color scheme to a new brand theme
Data from your Apps
The agent pulls data from a connected App, product, stock, or CRM data, and produces it straight into the matching component, cleanly bound through Orchestr.
Examples: product cards with live prices, store finder from CRM data, availability badge from your inventory system
AGENTIC FRONTEND DEVELOPMENT
What the Developer Agent actually does.
Six capabilities, one consistent role across your entire frontend.
Figma to code
Design frames become production-ready Sections and Blocks, without manual rebuilding and without engineering resources for every screen.
Adjustments
Layout, props, or behavior changes to existing components, on request, without breaking schema integrity.
Data integration
Data from your Apps gets produced straight into the matching component, bound through Orchestr instead of hardcoded.
Design-system audits
Finds deviations from the design system, outdated tokens, and WCAG violations, without you having to search manually.
WCAG 2.1 AA compliance
Every component the agent builds gets checked against WCAG 2.1 AA, contrasts, focus states, semantic markup, before it ships.
Structured proposals
Every new or changed component arrives as a structured proposal that fits your design system, never as free-floating code.
PRODUCTIVITY COMPARISON
What frontend development costs today, without an agent.
Freelance frontend developers, manual Figma-to-code handoff, accessibility rework, hours spent on small layout tweaks: the numbers below are illustrative, but the direction is real. Note: this comparison is currently available in German only.
Compare differences | Manuelle Frontend-Entwicklung | Laioutr Developer Agent |
|---|---|---|
Was sich in der Entwicklung verändert Drei typische Herausforderungen, die heute Zeit und Konsistenz kosten — und mit dem Laioutr Developer Agent zur Selbstverständlichkeit werden. Die Größenordnungen stammen aus echten Kunden-Setups, keine Marketing-Werte. | ||
Figma-Design in Code umsetzen Component-für-Component-Umsetzung als Produktions-Aufgabe statt manueller Bastelrunde. | Handoff, Freelance-Entwickler:in, Review-Runden, Wochen Wartezeit pro Component, Inkonsistenzen zum Design-System. | Ganze Figma-Screens in Minuten in buildable Sections & Blocks umsetzen, design-system-konsistent und WCAG 2.1 AA. |
Anpassungen an bestehenden Components Layout-, Props- oder Style-Änderungen als Unterhaltung statt Ticket-Runde. | Jede Anpassung einzeln im Code, Tage Aufwand für Entwicklungsteams, Fehleranfälligkeit bei manueller Wiederholung. | Änderungen in einer Unterhaltung beschreiben, vor der Übernahme geprüft, in Minuten statt Tagen umgesetzt. |
App-Daten in bestehende Components integrieren Daten aus Laioutr Apps anbinden als Standard-Aufgabe statt Sonderprojekt. | Jede Integration einzeln von Hand verdrahtet, Engineering-Ressourcen für jede App-Anbindung nötig. | Der Agent zieht App-Daten, produziert sie in die Plattform und verdrahtet sie eigenständig mit den passenden Components. |
VISION
One agent. Many roles. Larry AI.
The Developer Agent is not a separate product bolted onto Laioutr. It's a role that Larry AI, Laioutr's platform AI, can take on inside the same agentic frontend management layer that also runs merchandising, personalization and content. Same trust model, same audit trail, same platform, different task.
As Larry AI takes on more roles across the platform, the boundary between "development work" and "platform work" keeps shrinking.
DESIGN SYSTEM GUARDRAILS
The agent stays inside the lines you draw.
Design-system kit, coding conventions, forbidden patterns, required accessibility checks: you set the guardrails once. The agent proposes within them and flags anything it isn't confident about instead of guessing.
You control
- Design-system kit, tokens and coding conventions
- Which components, sections and blocks the agent may touch
- Approval steps and who signs off
- WCAG 2.1 AA requirements and accessibility rules
The Developer Agent delivers
- Production-ready Sections & Blocks that already fit your design system
- A full diff you can review before anything ships
- Flags on anything uncertain instead of silent guesses
- A complete, revertible history of every change
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Built for teams that ship UI every day.
Five more things the Developer Agent handles quietly in the background.
Slack integration
Ask questions, get answers and trigger development actions without leaving chat.
API access
Trigger the agent from your own repos, CI/CD pipelines or tools, with your design system and rules.
Component sets
Group components into sets, select them, and apply changes across the whole batch.
Frontend releases
Bundle changes into releases, review them together and ship them together.
Multi-agent architecture
Dedicated agents for analysis, implementation and data integration, each with matching safety mechanisms.
COMPOSABILITY
One agent, three ways in.
Chat, Studio or API, your choice
The same Developer Agent role is reachable however your team works: conversationally against a Figma design or existing page, directly in the Studio component tree, or programmatically through the API. Same rules, same review model, no matter the entry point.
Via chat
Describe the Figma design or change against the page you're looking at. The agent proposes the implementation, block by block.
Directly in Studio
Trigger the agent right at the component, slot or style panel you're editing, no context switch.
Via API
Trigger development operations from your own systems and pipelines, with the same review model downstream.
"Will it break our design system?"
Not if you've set up your design system and guardrails. The agent proposes within them, and flags anything it's unsure about instead of guessing.
"Can it ship without review?"
Only if you let it. Approval steps are configurable per component, per section or per team, from full autonomy to strict manual review.
"Do we need to change our stack?"
No. The agent works on the structured components already in your schema, whether your design lives in Figma or directly in Laioutr.
"What if it breaks something?"
It can't touch components it doesn't have access to, and every change is versioned. Revert in seconds if something isn't right.
FAQ
Frequently asked.
Strategy call
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"After 30 minutes, we knew Laioutr makes our replatforming feasible." - Daniel B., CEO, hygibox.de