Resolves Tailwind CSS design tokens and validates utility classes against the local project config.
An MCP server that loads your project's and exposes its actual design system to AI agents — so they stop hallucinating class names. AI agents generate Tailwind classes based on training data — the default Tailwind docs. Your project is not the default docs. You have a custom color palette. A non-standard spacing scale. Maybe a prefix like . Brand tokens like . The agent doesn't know any of this.…
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An MCP server that loads your project's and exposes its actual design system to AI agents — so they stop hallucinating class names. AI agents generate Tailwind classes based on training data — the default Tailwind docs. Your project is not the default docs. You have a custom color palette. A non-standard spacing scale. Maybe a prefix like . Brand tokens like . The agent doesn't know any of this. It guesses. The agent can't validate what it writes because it has no access to your resolved…
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