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Figma · v0 · stack-shaped PR

Prototyping

Paste the prototype. Get a PR

Figma, v0, or Claude Design in. Your stack out.

The category

A pretty preview is only half the job. Arvad lands typed components wired toward your backend, with the same checks and run record as any other build.

  • Official Figma, v0, and Claude Design APIs fetch the artifact you already made.

  • Output matches your framework, design tokens, and repo entry point.

  • Forms wire to real endpoints; gaps get typed stubs.

  • One PR with Storybook, tests, and a11y, same run evidence as any generate.

Tool picker
Before: pick the design surface.
Prototype modal
After: stack-shaped output ready for review.

The gap

The prototype-to-production gap kills speed

You design fast, then spend weeks rebuilding for real. The handoff burns time and morale.

2–3×

Designs get rebuilt

Teams rebuild UI that already existed in Figma or v0 because it is not in their stack or design system.

70%

Much generator output stays demo-grade

Inline styles, fake data, no auth, no real API.

Days

Lost translating Figma → components

Days lost mapping Figma to your components, tokens, and layout primitives.

0

Most prototyping tools stop at UI

Wiring to your API, auth, and schema stays on you.

Prototype the way you already do, in your repo

Keep the tool that helped you think. Arvad picks up where it left off and writes into your repo.

Figma & Figma Make

Paste a frame URL. Arvad fetches via the official Figma API, maps layers to your components, and writes typed code in your stack.

Stays in the workspace with plan and checks

v0.dev

Hand over a v0 link. Arvad rewrites it against your React patterns, tokens, and state.

Stays in the workspace with plan and checks

Claude Design

Bring Claude Design intent. Arvad turns it into code that compiles against your `tsconfig`.

Stays in the workspace with plan and checks

Lovable & other generators

Public preview URLs work too. Bring the artifact; keep the speed.

Stays in the workspace with plan and checks

Maps to your design system

If you have a `Button`, output uses it. If you do not, Arvad proposes one in your primitives’ style.

Stays in the workspace with plan and checks

Wires the backend, not just the UI

Forms get real endpoints. Lists get real queries. Mutations stay typed. The prototype talks to your API on the first commit.

Stays in the workspace with plan and checks

Interaction-accurate

Hover, focus, loading, and empty states, not only the happy path.

Stays in the workspace with plan and checks

Production-ready output

TypeScript, a11y attrs, responsive layout, dark mode if your app supports it. PR-ready.

Stays in the workspace with plan and checks

Prototype to production, side by side

CapabilityGeneric AI prototyping toolsArvad prototyping
Source inputPrompt onlyFigma, v0, Claude Design, or your prompt
Output stackTheir defaultYour stack and conventions
Design systemIgnoredDetected and used
Backend wiringMocksReal endpoints, typed
States coveredHappy pathLoading, empty, error, hover, focus
AccessibilityAd hocA11y attrs and keyboard paths
Lands asA demo URLA PR on a feature branch

From prototype to pull request

Paste the design, confirm your stack, wire real endpoints, land one reviewable PR.

Prototype → production, end to end01 / 04

PASTE

THE

ARTIFACT

PASTE

A Figma frame, a v0 link, a Claude Design URL, a Lovable preview, even a screenshot. Arvad fetches what it can through the official APIs and reads the rest visually, so the source of the prototype is whatever you already used to think it through.

Figma URL
v0 / Claude / Lovable links
Screenshot fallback
Official API access
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What changes when prototypes land as PRs

Faster

Faster path from prototype to PR

Thin rebuild tickets often compress from days to under an hour.

Branch

Default is a feature branch

Stakeholders click real code, not only a preview.

Tokens

Uses tokens from your tokens file

Spacing, color, typography when present.

4

Four sources, one PR shape

Figma, v0, Claude Design, Lovable.

Straight answers

Limits stated plainly. No demo theater.

One question

When the build finishes, can you show a teammate the plan, preview, tests, and deploy status without digging through chat?

If you cannot, you still have a chat log. Arvad keeps that work in one workspace.

Bring Figma. Leave with a pull request.

Paste the link. Keep the run record with the PR.