Design. Code. One identity.
Every AI tool that generates UI produces an approximation.
Every approximation is a future drift event.
ReWeaver is the reconciliation layer that catches your design system and your codebase quietly lying about each other, in both directions.
The same rule runs over both, drift surfaces as a diff, and every fix is deterministic and on record.
Figma ↔ code round-trip · exact-or-refuse · runs in VS Code, Figma, and GitHub
+17×
increase in AI-assisted code commits in 2024-2026
GitClear, 2026 · 623 million analyzed code changes
+861%
code churn vs
pre-AI baseline
Faros AI, 2026 · 22,000 developers, 4,000 teams
∞
drift events manufactured
by every approximation shipped
Every generator is creating the need for ReWeaver
"I end up spending 30% of my time fixing my Claude workflow rather than working directly on my product."
— Software Startup Founder
WHY RULES FILES AREN'T ENOUGH
You already tried the obvious fix.
Every team has added a rules file, a CLAUDE.md, a set of conventions the AI is supposed to follow. It changes what gets written. It never checks what came out.
Compliance is a guess, not a guarantee
The same instruction gets followed once and skipped the next time, especially in a long session where context fades.
Old code never got the memo
Refactors, hand-written code, and anything written before the rules file existed never saw those instructions, and never will.
Matching still has to happen somewhere
A rules file can tell the AI to use design tokens. It can't verify that a raw pixel value in the generated code actually matches one.
The fix only runs one way
A rules file shapes code as it's written from a design. When the design changes later, nothing checks whether the code caught up.
AI-generated components are not malformed. They compile, they render, they pass review. What they leave out is everything around the nominal case: the empty state, the focus return, the error path, the test.
Omissions are invisible in a diff. You cannot see the empty state that isn't there.
THE PROCESS
Detect. Surface. Decide.
01
AI generates code
Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code, v0: any tool, any workflow. ReWeaver adds zero friction to generation.
02
ReWeaver scans
A deterministic engine reads the code. Same inputs, same findings. Every time. Inline in VS Code, Figma, and in the pull request.
03
You decide
Fix, suppress, or defer. Suppressions require a // reweaver-ignore in code: a human decision, on the record in git.
31.3% more PRs are now merging without any review. A decision gate only works if someone is actually making the decision.
Source: Faros AI, "The Acceleration Whiplash," AI Engineering Report 2026
see drift before it ships
ReWeaver not only locates drift, it calculates the time it will take to fix.
The Production Drift Ratio (PDR) is drift frequency weighted by severity and fix time, normalized per component.
Frequency counts what went wrong; PDR quantifies what it will cost.
Pick some sample frontend code with the buttons below, or paste any of your own AI-generated code below and hit "Scan."
Get a Drift Ratio score with live findings. No install, no sign-up.
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No new app
Built for how you already work.
ReWeaver lives inside VS Code, Figma, and GitHub. No migration, no new dashboard to learn, no process change required.
VS Code or Cursor
Inline diagnostics as you code
Figma
Round-trip sync, not just detection
GitHub
Opens a pull request with the fix
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