design-system-authoring
SolidAuthoring discipline for a product's design system — the code-independent UX/visual contract (semantic tokens, typography, spacing, motion, accessibility standard, component behaviors, anti-patterns) that every blueprint screen references. Auto-applies when editing docs/blueprint/design-system. Read the reference matching the layer you are defining.
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- Author
- virajp
- Repository
- virajp/ai-plugins
- Created
- 2 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- JavaScript
- License
- MIT
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design-system
Import the product's Claude Design design system into docs/blueprint/design-system.md — the product-wide UX/visual contract (semantic tokens, typography, spacing, motion, accessibility standard, component behaviors) every blueprint screen references — and pin design.design_system_id in .config/vwf.yaml. A vwf foundation, mandatory once the product has a UI surface. Design systems are authored and iterated on claude.ai/design; this skill imports, it never authors visual language.
design-system
Use when a ticket needs a *systematic* token + component foundation for a frontend — the three-layer token architecture (primitive → semantic → component), component specs with full state coverage, or a recommendation for which design system a product should have. Invoke for "set up design tokens", "define the component system", "we keep hardcoding colours — fix it", "what design system should this product use", or as the structural backbone that `frontend-design` and `brand` build distinctive UI on top of.
design-system-governance
Discover, select, document, extend, and enforce a product design system through design tokens, component contracts, responsive behavior, interaction states, content rules, accessibility, visual evidence, and deterministic UI quality gates. Use when starting a UI product, preparing a frontend feature, choosing a component system or visual direction, auditing an existing interface, preventing one-off styling, or reviewing whether implementation follows the approved design language.