Built on open standards and available as web-based or self-hosted, it helps organizations connect design systems, design tokens, code, and AI workflows in one interoperable design infrastructure. Available as web-based or self-hosted, Penpot helps organizations connect design, code and AI workflows. Because design in Penpot is expressed in code such as HTML, CSS, JSON and SVG, AI agents can read it more easily through Penpot MCP, helping teams ship what is actually designed.
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I’ve been wondering what the “best practice” setup looks like in an enterprise IT consulting company like EBCONT.
We typically run many client projects in parallel, with teams made up of our own people, client employees, and often other implementation partners.
I’ve been testing Penpot locally (self-hosted with containers), and so far I’m genuinely impressed. It covers most of what we need for design–development collaboration, and the open standards approach is especially interesting from an enterprise perspective.
It’s definitely on our shortlist as a potential addition to our standard tool stack. I’d be curious how others handle multi-client environments with Penpot.