drift-detection

SKILLWorkflowcommunity
v0.0.0murphytruemanMITUpdated 3mo agoSource →

Identify where a design system has diverged from its original intent across the whole system — components implemented differently to spec, tokens overridden locally, patterns forked across teams. This is a system-wide sweep for divergence patterns, NOT a single-component spec comparison. Trigger whe

Community-submitted skill. Not yet reviewed by the Forge team. Full prompt content may not be available.Request review →
157Repo stars
1Clients
1Formats
3mo agoLast update
Skill
Authormurphytrueman
Version0.0.0
LicenseMIT
CategoryWorkflow
Formatsskill.md
PromptNot published
Compatibility
Claude✓ Supported
Cursor—
Copilot—
ChatGPT—
Gemini—
About

Identify where a design system has diverged from its original intent across the whole system — components implemented differently to spec, tokens overridden locally, patterns forked across teams. This is a system-wide sweep for divergence patterns, NOT a single-component spec comparison. Trigger when someone says: find drift, where has the system diverged, design code inconsistency, what's out of

Keywords
skillclaude

No dependency coverage

This entry publishes no npm package, so Forge has no dependency tree for it. That is a gap in coverage — not a statement that it has no dependencies.