Ditto | What's New

Here's everything new in Ditto this September.

Expanded Style Guide Analytics. Now live in every workspace: see which rules humans and agents use, what's working, and what needs attention.

It's hard to iterate on and improve a style guide when you can't see how it's used. Reference actual usage data to prove the value of your content system.

Bring data to your style guides.

Get every Ditto AI tool, out of the box. Setting up Ditto in every teammate's agent shouldn't take a checklist. That's why we built the Ditto Agent Package: one plugin installs all of Ditto's AI tools, configurable wherever you're working: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor.

You get the Ditto MCP, always-on instructions so your agent checks against your standards in every session, and two built-in commands:

• /ditto-review checks your current diff's copy against your style guide
• /ditto-audit runs the same check across a whole directory

It's the same setup for every teammate, every time.

Set up your AI toolkit in minutes.

Introducing Ditto Specs. Integrate your style guide directly with your design system, in code. With Ditto Specs, a .ditto.md file sits alongside each UI design system component in your codebase and carries the exact standards that apply to specific UI elements like CTAs, error messages, and more.

The rules are already in your agent's context, so it applies them consistently and reliably, every time. Changes to them show up in your PR diff like any other code.

Build copy guidance into your design system.

Style guide analytics now tracks agent usage alongside human usage — every time an agent pulls a rule through Ditto MCP to draft or check copy, it's counted right alongside your team's activity. And every metric you already had at the style guide level (checks, triggers, acceptance rate) is now tracked at the individual rule level too, so you can see exactly which rules are working and which ones need attention.

Live now in every Ditto workspace — log in to check it out.

We've massively expanded what you can do via the Ditto MCP, to make working alongside and inside Ditto even easier, from your AI tool of choice.

An agent connected to Ditto MCP can now:

• Create a new Ditto project
• Create, edit, and delete text items
• Create and edit your copy library
• Create, edit, and delete variants
• Search anything in your workspace — text value, language, dev ID, status, assignee, whatever you need
• Create, edit, and delete folders and text item blocks
• Run reviews and suggest edits on existing text
• Pull in existing style guide rules, or create, edit, and delete new ones
• List out all new notifications

No matter who — or who’s agent — takes one of those actions, it shows up in Ditto's running activity log. Every action tied a teammate, or a teammate’s agent.

Get started from Ditto’s developer documentation.