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  • Guide user-led frontend design decisions from project brief through implementation review.

  • Retrieve design specifications including dimensions, bleed, and safe area for any Lob mail-piece variant before generating artwork to ensure compliance with auto-stamped address blocks.
    MIT
  • Inspect design system bundle and run dependency preflight to verify fonts, recipes, and readiness before generating compliant UI.
    MIT
  • Retrieve raw DSL data and code generation rules from MasterGo design files. Analyze component hierarchy and design properties to transform designs into code.
    ISC
  • Describe a screen, feature, or problem in plain language and get suggested UI patterns, component inventories, token requirements, and next steps to start a new design.
    MIT
  • Validate a 3D model against functional design requirements, returning pass/fail with fix suggestions to ensure structural, dimensional, and manufacturability compliance.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Extract node trees, styles, tokens, and screenshots from Figma to understand layouts before generating code.
    MIT
  • Extract and inspect Figma design data—node trees, colors, typography, spacing, and screenshots—to understand existing designs before generating code.
    MIT
  • Load design guidelines for generating visual widgets like charts, diagrams, and mockups to ensure consistent, high-quality visualizations before creating your first widget.
    MIT
  • Retrieve relevant design guidance from principles, UI patterns, and business strategies using one search query.
    Apache 2.0
  • Transform Figma designs into React/Tailwind code by extracting node structure and visual context, then generating clean, semantic components with AI instructions.
    ISC
  • Set PCB design rules for clearance, track width, via dimensions, and courtyard requirements to ensure manufacturable and compliant board layouts.
    MIT