A canvas for the
thinking part of design.
Workshop holds your Personas, Jobs to be Done, journeys, and conflicts in one place — paired with Claude Code so the reasoning happens in conversation. Then it translates the result into a brief your AI builder can actually use.
Free if you bring your own Claude Code. No card up front.
The canvas
Seven templates. One project. Always in sync.
Problem Statement, Persona, Jobs to be Done, How Might We, Customer Journey, Acceptance Criteria, and Conflict — each is its own editable artefact. Claude Code drafts; you edit; the canvas reflects every change in real time.
How it works
Three steps. No design-tool gymnastics.
Answer six framing questions
What problem. Who has it. What life looks like without your fix. What success looks like. What you're not building. The one thing it can't work without.
Pair with Claude Code
One click sets up the connection — no terminal commands to copy. Claude Code reads your project, drafts Personas and Journeys in conversation, and writes them back to the canvas as you talk.
Watch the canvas fill
Personas, Jobs to be Done, Conflicts — every artefact lands in the rail and stays editable. When you’re ready, generate a build prompt and drop it into Lovable, Bolt, v0, or Cursor.
Where it sits
Workshop isn’t Figma. Or Notion. Or Claude Design.
It’s the bit you’ve been missing — the bit that holds your design thinking before it becomes pixels or prompts.
Notion docs
A place to write everything down.
Your AI builder can't read it. Your structure lives in your head.
Figma
Visual flows. Frames, components, prototypes.
Pixels, not problems. Personas and journeys live somewhere else.
Claude Design
Prototypes and mockups, drafted by Claude.
Visuals are downstream. The thinking that produces good visuals isn't there.
Workshop
thisA canvas for the thinking. Paired with Claude Code.
Personas, JTBD, journeys, conflicts — structured, editable, paste-ready.
From the maker
I’m a designer who paid for an AI builder for six months and kept getting back work that was almost what I asked for. The problem wasn’t the AI. My briefs were vibes — personas, journeys, and the rest of it lived in Notion docs the builder couldn’t see.
So I built the canvas I wished I had. One person, a few weeks, paired with Claude Code. It’s small. It’s honest. If you’ve been frustrated with how AI builders handle briefs, it might help.
— David, designer, built Workshop