Introduction
Working with AI
AI is changing the way we design, build, and interact with digital products. Working with AI is where we document how AI can be used effectively, responsibly, and consistently alongside our Design System.
This space brings together the tools, workflows, guidelines, and shared practices that help teams use AI as part of their day-to-day work.
Working with AI is not about AI for its own sake. It is about finding practical ways to augment our workflows while keeping the Design System at the center of how we design and build, in ways that remain compatible with Thales constraints, security requirements, and working environment.
Security notice
AI tools can support design and development workflows, but they must be used within the constraints of the Thales environment.
Not every AI tool can be used to process our data, assets, or work context. Teams must rely on validated tools and approved environments, and avoid external dependencies that introduce known vulnerabilities or send sensitive data outside authorized boundaries.
This means:
- using validated tools and approved environments for work-related activities
- avoiding external dependencies that introduce known vulnerabilities
- ensuring that sensitive data, source code, design files, and internal project information are not sent outside authorized environments
The workflows documented in Working with AI are designed with these constraints in mind, so teams can explore AI in a way that remains secure and compliant.
What you’ll find here
Working with AI will evolve as we explore new tools and ways of working. For now, it is organized around a few key areas:
AI-operability
Understand how Quantum is being structured to work effectively with AI, so components, documentation, and patterns are easier for AI tools to interpret, navigate, and use correctly.