HX Labs
HumanX's internal AI product arm. I own product design, front-end implementation, back-end wiring, and product scoping — the whole delivery path, one person.
I design products, then build the rules, tools, and software that stop teams solving the same problem twice — design system to production React to back-end wiring.
Design builder / Systems thinker / AI-native
Rishabh Kabra
HumanX's internal AI product arm. I own product design, front-end implementation, back-end wiring, and product scoping — the whole delivery path, one person.
An AI creative platform serving enterprise consumer brands. Nine months, three roles' worth of arc: QC intern → design-system owner → the designer whose architecture core design now routes through.
The design system rebuilt as an environment for agents, not just humans — so coding agents ship approved, published components instead of rebuilding their own.
Method, open-sourced ↗An engine that turns screenshots and generated concepts into editable, auto-layout Figma builds — hardened with 206 regression tests across real product screens.
A gate that catches stale owners, dates, and expired assumptions before an AI agent acts on them. Every verdict is computed from a live fact table, not painted on.
Open Canon ↗A local AI pipeline on an 8GB laptop: a research radar that has scored 2,300+ videos and articles through a local model, at zero cloud cost.
My own repeated judgment, turned into installable skills my agents run.
Product decisions run through a bounded adversarial protocol: independent lenses, forced merges, a reviewer that grades the author. No premise settles unchallenged.
Large audits split across parallel reader agents, then an adversarial verifier that tries to refute their claims before anything is filed.
Five advisors stress-test a plan before code is written; a calibration log scores past verdicts.
Turns a visual idea into a prompt that renders it the same way twice, in one frozen format.
The AI-native design-system operating loop itself, product-agnostic, reusable on any system.
Seventeen skills and counting — Figma reconstruction, image delivery contracts, design debates, stakeholder drafts, morning operations. Any judgment I repeat becomes one.
Three things I built became other people's default way of working.
Leadership watched the design-in-code pipeline run, then made it how the company works.
Non-technical designers raise and merge their own pull requests, off a git guide I wrote.
The design system publishes itself to coding agents, so the team ships from it without me in the loop.
Self-taught product designer and systems thinker, first-principles by habit. Product strategy, interaction design, design systems, AI-assisted workflows, and enough production code to carry the decision into reality.
Currently — JuiceLabs AI + HumanX (HX Labs) · Studied B.Tech CSE, 2021–2025
If your team is solving the same product decision repeatedly, I'm interested.