In the Skill's Own Terms
A slash-command skill for working on an existing design system in three modes: audit, document or extend. The audit pass reports naming consistency, token coverage and component completeness, and scores the system out of 100. Document mode produces a component spec with description, variants, props, states, accessibility and do's and don'ts.
Extend mode proposes a new component or pattern against the system's existing ones, listing the tokens it would use and the open questions it raises. It covers design tokens, components and patterns, and can reach into a design tool or knowledge base when those are connected. Readers are designers and developers keeping a system coherent.
What it produces
- A design system audit report ending in ranked priority actions
- Component documentation with a props table of property, type, default and description
- A new component proposal opening with the problem it solves
How It Works
- 01Choose the Mode from the Argument
The command takes a mode plus a target: audit the whole system, or run a single component or pattern through document or extend.
- 02Run the Audit Across Three Axes
The audit checks naming consistency, token coverage counted against hardcoded values, and how complete each component is, then names the priority actions.
- 03Write the Component Specification
Document mode fills a template of description, variants, props with types and defaults, states, accessibility and a Do's and Don'ts table.
- 04Propose the Extension Against What Exists
Extend mode compares the new idea to related components, then proposes an API, variants, states and the exact tokens the component would consume.
- 05Pull from Connected Tools When Present
With a design tool connected the skill can pull component properties and layer structure for documentation, and check naming, variants and token usage in Figma.