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      Enables an AI agent to read and write a product's design screens on a shared, versioned canvas: creating and editing HTML screens and shared parts, taking screenshots, linking flows, posting comments and annotations, and opening or approving proposals. Every drawing is returned with its screenshot so the agent can see what it produced, letting screens persist and evolve across chats instead of starting from zero.
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      Provides coding agents with local tools to inspect project UI inventories, propose and compare visual direction boards, compile versioned design contracts and DTCG tokens, retrieve section-specific blueprints, and audit running interfaces with browser evidence including screenshots, accessibility findings, and overflow measurements.
      MIT
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      Enables coding agents to build and edit a local-first design board of HTML screens, flows, components, design-system pages, and plan tables, then review it in a browser with undo/restore, rendering, and export tools.
      MIT
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      Enables creating, importing and incrementally editing draw.io diagrams through structured tools that manage nodes, edges and groups, then render validated .drawio files. It keeps diagram state across turns, supports automatic layout and undo, and runs locally over stdio or HTTP so any MCP client can drive it.
      Apache 2.0
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      Grounds coding agents' UI work in real product screens by exposing catalogue tools that return reference screens as inline images, license-cleared fonts and icons, and the recorded design system behind a web screen, alongside a bundled design-skill workflow, resources, and token-free diagnostics. It runs as a hosted HTTP service with account-key access or as a local stdio adapter that also serves the skill documents and playbook prompts.
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