design-os-migration-mcp
Click on "Install Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@design-os-migration-mcpMigrate the Button component from the export to my React project"
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
Design OS Migration MCP Server
An MCP server that bridges Design OS exported component packages into target projects with different CSS approaches, component libraries, icon libraries, and file conventions.
Prerequisites
Node.js 18+
npm
Claude Code CLI
Related MCP server: Palette MCP
Setup
# 1. Clone or download this repo
git clone <repo-url>
cd design-os-migration-mcp
# 2. Install dependencies
npm install
# 3. Build
npm run buildRegister with Claude Code
Run from inside the project directory — $PWD resolves automatically.
Production (built server)
npm run mcp:addEquivalent to:
claude mcp add design-os-migration -- node $PWD/dist/index.jsDevelopment (no build step)
npm run mcp:add:devEquivalent to:
claude mcp add design-os-migration-dev -- npx tsx $PWD/src/index.tsRestart Claude Code after source changes to reload the server.
Remove
npm run mcp:remove # production
npm run mcp:remove:dev # devScopes
By default, the server is registered locally (current project only). Pass --scope to share it:
# Share with your team via .mcp.json
claude mcp add --scope project design-os-migration -- node $PWD/dist/index.js
# Available across all your projects
claude mcp add --scope user design-os-migration -- node $PWD/dist/index.jsManual config (alternative)
Edit ~/.claude/mcp.json directly if you prefer not to use the CLI:
{
"mcpServers": {
"design-os-migration": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["/absolute/path/to/design-os-migration-mcp/dist/index.js"]
}
}
}Restart Claude Code after editing manually.
Development scripts
Script | Description |
| Compile TypeScript to |
| Run directly with |
| Run the compiled server |
| Register production server with Claude Code |
| Register dev server with Claude Code |
| Remove production registration |
| Remove dev registration |
| Open MCP Inspector UI against the built server |
| Open MCP Inspector UI against the |
Testing with the MCP Inspector
The MCP Inspector gives you an interactive UI at http://localhost:6274 to call tools, fill in parameters, and inspect responses — no Claude Code needed.
# Test the built server
npm run mcp:inspect
# Test without building (uses tsx)
npm run mcp:inspect:devOnce open, you can:
Browse all registered tools, prompts, and resources
Call any tool with a generated form and see the JSON response
Iterate quickly without restarting Claude Code
Tools
Tool | Parameters | Description |
|
| List all sections with component counts and available files |
|
| Summarize the full export structure (sections, design system, shell, data model, instructions) |
|
| Read a component's source and parsed metadata (imports, Tailwind classes, icons, props, callbacks) |
|
| Read any file from the export by relative path |
|
| Detect framework, CSS approach, component library, icon library, TypeScript usage, and file conventions |
|
| List all doc files, or read a specific one |
|
| Build a full source→target mapping (colors, icons, CSS, components, imports, file structure, naming) |
Prompts
Prompt | Parameters | Description |
|
| Ready-to-execute migration instructions for a single component |
|
| Migration instructions for an entire section (types → components → barrel → tests) |
|
| Token and theme translation from Design OS to the target styling system |
|
| Complete multi-phase migration plan covering design system, data model, shell, and all sections |
Resources
URI | Description |
| Product overview markdown |
| Design tokens, color reference, and typography |
| Data model README and TypeScript types |
| Section overview, types, and component list |
| One-shot implementation guide |
| Incremental milestone instructions |
| Design OS component pattern reference (import patterns, Tailwind conventions, callbacks) |
Usage example
# 1. See what's in the export
list_sections exportPath=~/ravn/my-product/product-plan
# 2. Understand the target project
analyze_target_project targetPath=~/ravn/my-target-app
# 3. Get the full migration mapping
get_migration_context exportPath=~/ravn/my-product/product-plan targetPath=~/ravn/my-target-app
# 4. Generate migration instructions for a section
migrate-section exportPath=~/ravn/my-product/product-plan targetPath=~/ravn/my-target-app section=sessions
# 5. Or target a single component
migrate-component exportPath=~/ravn/my-product/product-plan targetPath=~/ravn/my-target-app section=sessions component=SessionList.tsxMaintenance
Resources
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