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Pinned Context

Pinned Context lets you persist important information in the agent’s memory, so it’s always applied across designs, iterations, and prompts. Use it to:
  • Define design rules or constraints
  • Lock in brand or audience context
  • Reference an existing design you want future designs to follow

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What You Can Pin

There are two types of pinned context:

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1. Write a Design Note

Create a text-based note that the agent will always reference. Use this for:
  • Brand guidelines
  • Target audience descriptions
  • Design principles or layout rules
Add an optional instruction to clarify intent (e.g. “Use this as reference for all designs”). This is best for explicit, written guidance you want consistently applied.
Writing a design note in Pinned Context
Design note with optional instruction

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2. Pin a Design Draft

You can pin an existing design draft and use it as a visual and structural reference for future designs. When a design draft is pinned:
  • The agent treats it as a reference design
  • Layout, hierarchy, and visual direction may be reused
  • An optional instruction helps clarify how strictly it should be followed
There are two ways to pin a design draft:

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Option 1: Pin from the Pinned Context Menu

  1. Open Add Pinned Context
  2. Switch to the Design tab
  3. Select one or more design drafts
  4. Add an instruction (optional)
  5. Click Add to Context
This is useful when you want to manage all pinned context in one place.
Pinning a design draft from the Pinned Context menu

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Option 2: Pin Directly from the Design Canvas

You can also pin the current design draft directly from the canvas.
  1. Select the design draft
  2. Click the Pin icon in the top menu bar
  3. Add an optional instruction
  4. The design is immediately added to pinned context
This is the fastest way to lock in a design while you’re actively working on it.
Pinning a design draft directly from the canvas

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How Pinned Context Is Used

  • Always included in the agent’s context
  • Applied across future prompts and iterations
  • Removes the need to repeat the same instructions

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When to Use Pinned Context

  • You want consistency across multiple pages or flows
  • You’re iterating on a design you like
  • You want the agent to “remember” key decisions
Pinned Context turns one-off guidance into persistent design memory for the agent.