Collect UI/UX material with its source.
Bring useful research, product references, interface captures, local files, links, and selected AI‑chat turns into one Book.
Collect web references with Picker ↓Your project library for AI UI/UX work.
Keep UI/UX references, user flows, research sources, interaction states, and review outcomes in one Book. Select only what the next AI design task needs.
How to prepare UI/UX material for an AI design task.
Choose context for one UI/UX task.
Use Connect with a selected Book, or Pack only the flows, states, references, and notes you want to take to another AI tool.
See agent collaboration ↓Save the outcome for the next task.
Record the review outcome, selected direction, and open questions you want to retain in the Book before choosing context for the next task.
What can you keep for an AI UI/UX project?
- Direction
What the interface should help someone do.
User goals, flows, states, constraints, interaction examples, and selected interface direction for one task.
- Sources
Research and UI references with their source.
Research notes, competitor captures, interface examples, accessibility references, local files, links, and notes about why they matter.
- Review
What to retain for the next task.
Review outcomes, selected interaction direction, open questions, and agent results you choose to save as project records.
A comparison: scattered UI/UX files versus a UI/UX project Book.
Design files, captures, and chatsWith Sourcebook
Task context
Flows, states, and constraints live across disconnected tools.
Keep selected task context and supporting material in one Book.
Sources
Research and UI references lose their origin or why they were useful.
Keep selected source material and notes about why it matters together.
Review outcome
What a review changed disappears into another thread or version.
Record the outcome, selected direction, and open questions you want to retain in the Book.
What reaches AI
Paste from memory or hand over a broad, unfocused project.
Select only the context for this UI/UX task and review suggestions before keeping them.
Collect from the web with Picker.
Picker is an optional browser extension. Save selected web text, images, links, or AI‑chat turns to the current Book while keeping the original source attached.
Install Picker ↗
Work with AI in 2 ways.
Connect lets a compatible local agent work with the Book you choose.Pack prepares your selected materials and notes for any AI tool.
Connect a local agent.
Connect currently supports Codex and WorkBuddy. Agent suggestions return to your Book for review before you keep them.
CodexWorkBuddyPrepare a Pack for any AI tool.
Choose the sources, material, and notes for this task, then take them to your chosen AI tool yourself. A Pack never sends the whole Book automatically.
Codex
Claude Code
Figma
Gemini
DeepSeekLovable
Copilot
Perplexity
Kimi
QwenQ&A
Does Sourcebook design the interface?
No. Sourcebook keeps the sources, task context, and review outcomes you choose. Design, prototyping, and testing stay in the tools you choose.
Do I need to give an AI the whole project?
No. Select only the material relevant to this UI/UX task. Pack never sends a whole Book automatically.
Is Picker required?
No. Picker is an optional browser extension for saving selected web material with its source.
Which agents does Connect support today?
Connect currently supports Codex and WorkBuddy. With other tools, Pack can still prepare the materials and notes you selected.