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What is LSD in one sentence? +
A motion-native design substrate that produces a portable .lsd package any framework can read.
Who is it for? +
Three audiences: human designers, AI agents authoring on behalf of them, and codebases adopting design without committing to a builder.
Does it replace my design system? +
It sits beneath your design system. Your existing tokens, components, and conventions can be imported as a starting point.
What does the free tier include? +
Unlimited personal projects, three commercial seats, the full CLI, and the .lsd package exporter.
How much for teams? +
$24 per seat per month billed annually. Shared brand packages, team libraries, and the AI co-author.
Is there an enterprise plan? +
Yes. Self-hosted runtime, SSO, audit logs, and a dedicated support channel. Pricing on request.
What's the runtime size? +
Under 38kb gzipped for the full runtime. Core (tokens + surfaces) is under 9kb.
Does it require a build step? +
No. You can drop the runtime onto a static HTML page. Build tooling is opt-in for SSR and tree-shaking.
Server-side rendering support? +
Yes. Surface tokens and component HTML render server-side. Aurora and Behaviours hydrate client-side.
Which agents are supported? +
Any MCP-capable client. We ship reference integrations for Claude Code and Cursor.
Can agents publish on their own? +
By default no — agents commit diffs you review. You can grant auto-publish per workspace if you trust your agent fully.
Where does the AI run? +
Wherever your agent runs. LSD doesn't host inference; it exposes the tools and indexes the agent consumes.