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Define, manage, and apply design tokens (color, spacing, typography, shadows) and build a token-first design system with dark-mode and accessibility support.
Muse is a design-token-focused skill for systematising a product's visual language. It guides agents through defining primitives and semantic tokens, applying tokens to existing codebases, migrating hardcoded values, and producing DTCG v2025.10–compatible token files. The skill emphasises accessibility, dark-mode parity, and incremental rollout practices.
Use Muse for tasks that require: token definition or revision, token-based design system foundations, replacing hardcoded UI values, auditing token coverage and dark-mode gaps, or converting tokens to a standard interchange format for multi-platform builds. Do not use Muse for full component implementation or creative visual identity exploration.
references/ guidance and recommended tooling (Style Dictionary, Tokens Studio).SCAN → POLISH → REFINE → VERIFY → PRESENT) with specific gates for audits, verification, and presentation artifacts.Muse is a design token system skill from the simota agent-skills suite. It provides detailed guidance for defining, managing, and applying design tokens (color, spacing, typography, shadows) with dark-mode and accessibility support. No scripts were bundled — it's a pure instruction/reference skill. The SKILL.md is exceptionally well-structured with clear trigger guidance, core contracts, critical thresholds, workflow phases, and output routing tables. It references 10+ external reference files that are not bundled but would be needed for full operation.
Security is strong — no scripts, no network calls, no destructive commands. Minor -5 for referencing external _common/ files and .agents/ paths that could instruct an agent to write to local filesystem. Code quality is good: clear triggers, well-defined workflow, specific thresholds. Architecture is excellent: follows skill spec closely with proper frontmatter, progressive disclosure via references/, clear output contracts and routing tables. Usefulness is moderate: design token management is a real but niche need; the skill is well-crafted but targets a specific audience of design-system engineers, and requires the full simota ecosystem + reference files to be truly useful standalone.
