About the project
Design infrastructure for people outside the code editor.
Layntra was created by Haozi to give product managers and nontechnical builders a controlled path from Codex intent to editable Figma work.
The problem
AI can describe a design, generate an image, or suggest code. Those are useful outputs, but they do not automatically create a trustworthy workflow inside the design file. When an AI can write, the user needs to know which file and selection it will touch, whether the current action is read-only, and how to recover.
The idea
Layntra treats “AI to Figma” as infrastructure rather than a poster generator. Its core contract is inspect → plan → apply → undo. Poster creation can be an example skill, but the bridge and control model are generic.
Who it is for
The primary audience is product managers, founders, researchers, writers, operators, and other people who can describe product intent but do not want to learn an integration protocol before they can work. Installation is documented step by step; normal use happens through explicit commands and plain-language instructions in Codex.
Open-source direction
Layntra is released under the MIT License. The source, architecture decisions, security policy, roadmap, tests, and current limitations are public on GitHub. Contributions and critical feedback are welcome through GitHub Issues.