Can Bolt read a v-1 Library prompt directly?

Yes, but for longer apps it is usually better to paste the design system first, then add screens in smaller batches.

Does v-1 host the Bolt app?

No. v-1 provides the design and prompt handoff. Bolt or your own deployment stack hosts the final app.

▒ v-1 to Bolt

Bring finished v-1.design screens, assets, and prompt constraints into Bolt so fast prototypes keep one visual system.

▒ best fit

JavaScript-heavy prototypes, quick product experiments, and teams that want a browser-based build loop.

▒ workflow

01Choose a Library design that fits your product.
02Paste the design-system block first and ask Bolt to create shared tokens and components.
03Add the full build prompt once the shared layer exists.
04If Bolt drifts, paste one screen prompt at a time and compare against the live demo.
05Use the asset notes from v-1 when remote images or generated marks need to be recreated.

▒ prompt tip

Bolt responds better when the design system and screens are separated. Start with tokens and components, then ask for the route-level screens.

▒ v-1 handoff includes

▒ questions

Can Bolt read a v-1 Library prompt directly?: Yes, but for longer apps it is usually better to paste the design system first, then add screens in smaller batches.
Does v-1 host the Bolt app?: No. v-1 provides the design and prompt handoff. Bolt or your own deployment stack hosts the final app.