stitch-loop

stitch-loop is an Open Design catalogue entry for a skill describing an iterative design-to-code feedback loop, a critique, adjust, and ship cycle for tightening visual fidelity between a design brief and the built UI. Its purpose is to systematize the back-and-forth that closes the gap between what a design specifies and what the code actually renders, reducing visual drift through repeated evaluation and adjustment.

As shown here, the entry is a thin catalogue advertisement rather than a full implementation. The SKILL.md summarizes the workflow, lists trigger phrases such as "stitch loop", "design to code", "design iteration", and "fidelity loop", and credits the upstream source curated from Google Labs (Stitch). To run the complete workflow with its original assets, scripts, and references, users install the upstream bundle from github.com/google-labs-code/skills into their active agent's skills directory. The catalogue entry itself contains no executable logic.

Intended users are product designers, front-end engineers, and design-engineering teams who want a repeatable process for aligning implemented UI with design intent. Typical use cases include reviewing a built screen against its brief, applying targeted adjustments, and iterating until visual fidelity is acceptable, once the upstream Stitch bundle is installed.