See it work

The interactive piece from the front page, with room to try it, followed by Disegno’s logo, colors and type.

Requirements a build can cite, and tools an agent can call.

Write a spec in the web app, or as one markdown file. Either way, every requirement gets an ID and every edit is kept.

A spec, as markdown What agents can call

---
disegno: 1
key: CHK
title: Checkout redesign
status: draft
projects: [SHOP]
---

# Overview            <!-- kind: overview -->
Prose …

# Requirements        <!-- kind: requirements -->

::: requirement {id=CHK-R1 priority=must status=accepted tags="payments"}
### Card payment
The checkout accepts a card payment in one step.

**Acceptance criteria**
1. [automated] A valid card completes in one request.
2. [manual] A declined card shows the issuer's reason.
:::

```mermaid title="Checkout flow"
flowchart LR
  Cart --> Pay --> Done
```

One file is a whole spec. CHK-R1 is a requirement a commit can cite, and CHK-R1.AC2 is its second acceptance criterion. Importing it creates the spec in one transaction, and exporting it gives the same file back.

Read: list_specs get_spec get_section list_requirements get_requirement get_diagram list_attachments read_attachment search_specs
Build: get_build_context get_trace set_requirement_status link_requirement unlink_requirement
Write: create_spec import_spec update_spec create_section update_section move_section create_requirement update_requirement create_diagram attach_file comment
Version: list_versions diff_versions cut_version restore_section

The hosted MCP server gives an agent what the web app gives a person. A build starts with get_build_context, which returns the pinned version, the requirements it traces to and their acceptance criteria.

From Disegno’s own specification: the example in §3.5, unedited, and the tools in §7.2.

Assets

Logo, colors, and type.

Mark

The project’s generated logo mark. The grid gets finer with the commit count, and the cells show the split between languages. It’s redrawn as the project grows.

Palette

The colors Disegno uses across this site: one hue from its discipline’s band, plus the shades that make it work on both dark and light backgrounds.

Disegno Business platform DM SANS · NEWSREADER · DM MONO

Type

The two typefaces on the site: a sans-serif for the interface and a serif for headlines.

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