Design engineering / AI products
Design Engineer building AI products beyond convention.
I design the visible interface and the rules that keep it coherent when people and agents build together.
01A point of view
A gray shifts. A state disappears. A component gets rebuilt. Agents can make those changes faster unless the system carries the rules.
I work closer to the code so intent stays visible, testable, and open to human judgment.
02A working answer
Open source / design infrastructure
I created AuisDesign to put the design system, screens, flows, and review conversation in the same codebase. Agents build inside the rules; people judge the result.
Visual decisions with one source of truth.
Reusable UI, documented in a living styleguide.
Real routes and states that can be opened and tested.
Comments become work, with human approval at the end.
03Selected work
Work across agent platforms, product knowledge, and interaction states.
A visual language for enterprise AI agents, alongside playgrounds and product surfaces for testing conversations and seeing what the system is doing.
View the AwSales work (opens in a new tab)
An exploration of states that show when an agent is retrieving, consulting, analyzing, or responding.
View Iris on Dribbble (opens in a new tab)
A semantic search interface that makes ranked results, match quality, and product context easier to read.
View the search exploration (opens in a new tab)
A cost and usage dashboard with daily charts, per-agent breakdowns, and filters for reviewing consumption over time.
View the cost dashboard (opens in a new tab)
A focused playground for testing an AI sales agent, with a floating chat panel, streamed responses, voice input, and a reset control to run the conversation again.
View the sales agent playground (opens in a new tab)04How I work
I move from product meaning to a working interface. The rules behind the screen matter as much as the screen itself.
Define the concepts, rules, actions, and sources of truth.
Decide what the product needs to do before counting screens.
Turn that logic into flows, components, states, and motion.
Test real routes and leave the final judgment with people.
05About
I'm Gregório Pinheiro. I design AI products, interfaces, and the systems behind them. My background spans brand identity, packaging, and motion — work that still shapes how I think about a product's character and behavior.
From Lagoon Beer and Terroir to Koru and AwSales, I work across the idea, the experience, and its execution. Through Artificial Concord, I explore how humans and AI can work together, sharing what I learn openly. AuisDesign puts that thinking into practice.
Read my storyConnect on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)
