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Guides building scalable design systems: tokens, theming, component patterns, accessibility, and governance.
Provides a comprehensive playbook for creating and maintaining design systems. Covers token hierarchy (primitive → semantic → component), theming (dark mode, multi-brand), component architecture (CVA variants, compound components), accessibility patterns, and governance workflows to keep design and engineering aligned. Concrete patterns, quick-reference tables, and troubleshooting notes are included.
Use when establishing or scaling a design system, migrating a component library to token-based theming, planning multi-brand theming, auditing accessibility, or creating governance and contribution processes. Good for teams moving from ad-hoc styles to a unified, maintainable system.
Best used by agents that handle design-to-code and planning tasks (Task/Plan/Explore agents), and those integrated with code review or repository automation tools.
Design system skill is a well-structured reference guide covering tokens, theming, component architecture, accessibility, and governance. No bundled scripts — purely a knowledge resource with detailed quick-reference tables, common mistakes, and delegation guidance. Clean frontmatter and good progressive disclosure via references/. Useful for frontend teams building design systems but niche rather than universal.
Pure documentation skill with no scripts. Security is clean — no network calls, no code execution patterns, no credentials. Well-organized content with clear structure following the skill spec.
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