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Design System Enforcer
The Design System Enforcer is an expert-level agent skill designed to audit your codebase, identify inconsistencies, and provide a technical roadmap to restore system integrity.
$9.99
Design System Enforcer
Example session with this skill installed
Audit our React component library for button drift and propose a consolidation plan. We use Tailwind and have way too many custom 'px' values in our components.
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- Compiled the design system enforcer
- Generated the UI component
Audit Results: Button Component
- Drift Detected: 14 unique 'ghost' variants (variants not in Figma).
- Hardcoded Values: 42 instances of
px-[13.5px]found. - Mapping: Replace with
px-3(12px) orpx-4(16px) tokens. - Priority: High. Affects 85% of views.
- Recommendation: Deprecate
ButtonLegacy.tsxby EOM.
design-system-enforcer.tsx
TSX · React component
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About this skill
Eliminate Component Drift and Token Debt
Modern frontend development often leads to "design debt": dozens of button variations, hardcoded hex values, and inconsistent spacing that stray from your Figma files. The Design System Enforcer is an expert-level agent skill designed to audit your codebase, identify inconsistencies, and provide a technical roadmap to restore system integrity.
What it does
This skill goes beyond simple linting. It performs a comprehensive analysis of your UI implementation to:
- Inventory Reality: Lists actual variants in your shipped code versus your design documentation.
- Map Hardcoded Values: Identifies raw CSS values and maps them to your existing design tokens.
- Sequence Consolidation: Prioritizes fixes based on traffic and impact, ensuring you fix the "Button" before the "Date Picker."
- Define Governance: Establishes migration paths and lint-level enforcement rules to prevent future drift.
Why use this skill?
Unlike standard prompts, this skill categorizes deviations into intentional variants, accidental drift, or system gaps. It understands the nuances of component architecture and provides actionable deprecation strategies that won't break your production environment. The output is tailored to your stack—whether you use Tailwind, Styled Components, or CSS Modules.
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