Claude just dropped Claude Design, and it’s honestly a big shift in how teams can build on-brand assets with AI. In this video I open it up right after the release, test it live, and show you how it works with Anthropic’s new Opus 4.7 behind the scenes. The big idea is simple: you can set up a real design system (logos, brand guidelines, colors, typography, tone, even a repo) so Claude stops spitting out random-looking stuff and starts generating slides, prototypes, and landing pages that actually feel like your company made them. I walk through setting up a design system by linking my AI Automation Society website repo and brand assets, then I test two real workflows: turning a PDF into a branded slide deck and generating a high-fidelity landing page for a workshop promo. The interface feels a lot like Lovable/Bolt, which lowers the barrier to entry and makes iterating way easier (comments, tweaks, direct edits). The part that makes this “unstoppable” is the handoff: when the design is ready, you can export HTML or pass it straight into Claude Code, pull it into your existing project, and ship it—on-brand—without the usual back-and-forth token burn.