Weave
The Alpha of an agentic workflow automation platform: the PRD, flows, and component library behind the first release, and the pipeline that carried it into the app.
A small team building an AI-native product from zero. The job was to define what the first release was, design it, and get it into the app without the usual handoff tax.
I joined at the Alpha and owned the design side of that: the PRD and user stories that framed the release, the flows and wireframes for each thread type, QA on what shipped, and the Storybook and Claude Code pipeline that let engineering build from production-ready components instead of pictures of them.
- Authored the PRD, initial user stories, and Figma wireframes for the Weave Alpha, plus user flow charts for each thread type and for marketing.
- Ran QA on components in the live application, logging functional and UI bugs; corrected UI and UX issues in Fabric, the memory app being merged into Weave.
- Established a Storybook workflow with engineering for publishing, organizing, and documenting the functionality and usage of finalized React Native components.
- Built FigmaRN, a Claude Code skill that converts Figma components into React Native code, opens a GitHub pull request, and writes handoff content into the Linear issue, cutting design-to-code handoff from hours to minutes.
- Documented repeatable processes for component production in Claude Code, including skill building and code lessons, so design and engineering share one pipeline.
- Partnered with the design team on Tally, a financial-help web application designed in Figma and produced in Framer, including a full featured content management system.
The Alpha shipped on the flows and components I designed, and the handoff pipeline behind it moved design-to-code from hours to minutes with a reviewable pull request for every component.
Over 120 components shipped through the pipeline.
Product visuals are held back while I am employed at Weave.
The Weave website is shown for context.