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I ship and manage design systems for clients. BELLA is the synthetic stand-in I built for this demo — I can't show real client data, but the workflow is identical. Every system I onboard has context locked in team members' heads. Every morning I check ten tools by hand — Storybook, Figma, Zeroheight, three platform repos, Jira, Slack, Notion — to find where parity drifted overnight. The decisions get made on gut, because the data's too scattered to use. Most "design system tools" are static doc sites. They describe the system; nobody watches it. CHIP is different. It's a control room where an agent watches the system and proposes the diff before the parity drifts. When drift is detected, CHIP files an audit, drafts a roadmap, and waits. I review. I approve. CHIP files the Jira tickets, notifies the platform leads, and writes the diff to the audit ribbon. Every action traceable. No silent merges. Behind the Ask CHIP input is a Claude Managed Agent on Opus 4.7 with the Notion MCP wired in. When I ask "what does Vitaly say about dashboards", it queries my actual research library — 47 sources from six primary voices on AI-ready design systems. The dashboard runs the loop on itself. The loop closed.