Arturo
Silva
Front-end architect. I build design systems, the web-component architecture underneath them, and the AI agents that let whole teams — not just engineers — ship production UI.
Selected work
- 2025—AccelerantDesign system lead — a Lit web-component library across ~two dozen MFEs, plus the AI agents and CI safeguards that let designers and PMs contribute production UI.
- 2020–25The Washington PostStaff engineer & design-system architect. Re-platformed the site onto a new engine and set company-wide performance budgets.
- 2016–20Red VenturesFront-end architect. Built a cross-framework web-component library and onboarding platforms for new-business integrations.
- 2012–16Lowe'sSenior front-end developer on Lowes.com e-commerce — accessibility, reusable UI, and performance.
Recent projects
Led development and the v1 rollout of accessible React components and design tokens built for consistency across washingtonpost.com.
Source →agent-tools
TypeScriptOpen-source Pi extensions and Herdr plugins for safer, more capable AI-agent workflows.
lit-best-practices
MarkdownTwenty-seven prioritized rules that help AI agents build, review, and refactor Lit web components.
cssmark
GoA zero-dependency Go toolchain that turns CSS @property rules into design tokens, docs, and diffs.
Source →seams
TypeScriptZero-runtime CSS-in-JS for React Server Components, with a Stitches-compatible API.
Source →bragkit
TypeScriptA local-first CLI and dashboard that turns work across GitHub, Jira, Confluence, and Slack into useful career records.
sheetbell
AstroA self-hostable, Slack-authenticated form that logs submissions to Google Sheets and notifies a channel.
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