Design system & patterns
Ask for a soft shadow and you get your soft shadow. Checknaut reads the design system your site already has, then resolves every design question against it.
Read from your own work
On Divi 5 and Elementor sites, Checknaut scans your pages and posts (and, on Divi, Theme Builder layouts and the Library), with presets resolved and the newest work weighted heaviest. From that it works out the shadows, radii, borders, spacing, type scale and palette you actually use. It proposes them as a scale, not an inventory. Adopt it in one click.
Resolvers, not guesses
Six domains: typography, colour, elevation, radius, spacing and sizing. On Divi 5 each answers with a paste-ready attribute fragment at the correct root for the module you named; on Elementor it answers in Elementor’s own vocabulary. An adopted system outranks a token; a token outranks a mined convention; a mined convention outranks a default. The answer always says which it used.
Patterns & style guide
On Divi 5, with Checknaut Pro: ready-made section patterns bound to your palette, and a style-guide page built on request so the whole system is visible on one screen. Disagree with a role? Override it, and the override wins from then on.
From zero to a system
On an existing Divi 5 or Elementor site, the sniffer reads your real pages and proposes the design system they already imply — adopt it, and it becomes the source of truth every later answer resolves against. On a fresh Divi 5 site, Checknaut Pro seeds the type and spacing scales, sets the colors and creates presets before the first page exists; on Elementor it writes global colours and fonts, V4 variables, global classes and default styles.
Why AI needs your tokens
Design tokens are the difference between AI pages that look like your site and AI pages that look like AI. When your assistant builds a page, it resolves colors, type and spacing from your adopted system — not from a model’s taste. Reading and adopting it is free on Divi 5 and Elementor; authoring scales, presets, patterns and a style guide is Checknaut Pro on Divi 5, from $99/year.
Once adopted, the system compounds: every preset referenced instead of restyled keeps pages consistent, every token swap restyles the whole site at once, and drift — the slow divergence that makes year-three sites feel patchwork — shows up in the design audit as a finding instead of arriving later as a client complaint.