Keeps coding agents on your design system: knows your real components, props, variants and tokens.
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list_componentsList every component in the project design system with a one-line description, the native element it renders, its variant values, its parts and its import. Call this before writing UI in this project. At a monorepo root, pass `path` for the project of the file you are editing; without it, every pro…List every component in the project design system with a one-line description, the native element it renders, its variant values, its parts and its import. Call this before writing UI in this project. At a monorepo root, pass `path` for the project of the file you are editing; without it, every pro…
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get_componentGet the full contract of one component: import, props with types and defaults, cva variants and the classes each applies, parts (sub-components), design tokens it uses, usage guidelines and examples from its docs. Call it before using a component. Accepts "Button", "CardHeader" or "Card.Header". At…Get the full contract of one component: import, props with types and defaults, cva variants and the classes each applies, parts (sub-components), design tokens it uses, usage guidelines and examples from its docs. Call it before using a component. Accepts "Button", "CardHeader" or "Card.Header". At…
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search_componentsFind components by what you want to build, e.g. "confirm a destructive action", "status label", "text field with validation". Ranks names, descriptions, docs, props and variant values with BM25 (local, no API key). Use it when you do not know which component fits.Find components by what you want to build, e.g. "confirm a destructive action", "status label", "text field with validation". Ranks names, descriptions, docs, props and variant values with BM25 (local, no API key). Use it when you do not know which component fits.
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get_tokensList design tokens with resolved values, dark-mode values and how to use each (Tailwind class or CSS variable). Filter by category (color, spacing, radius, typography, shadow, other) or a substring. Use these instead of hex codes, px values or Tailwind default palette classes.List design tokens with resolved values, dark-mode values and how to use each (Tailwind class or CSS variable). Filter by category (color, spacing, radius, typography, shadow, other) or a substring. Use these instead of hex codes, px values or Tailwind default palette classes.
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check_uiLint TSX/JSX against the design system. Reports hardcoded colors, spacing and radius (with the nearest token), native elements that have a design-system component, unknown components, props and variant values, and icon-only buttons without an accessible name. Each diagnostic has line/column, a rule…Lint TSX/JSX against the design system. Reports hardcoded colors, spacing and radius (with the nearest token), native elements that have a design-system component, unknown components, props and variant values, and icon-only buttons without an accessible name. Each diagnostic has line/column, a rule…
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5 of 5 tools published a description.
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Keeps coding agents on your design system: knows your real components, props, variants and tokens.
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