Design sync
Orchestrates the Claude Design ↔ Claude Code /design-sync handoff loop — imports your design system into the active project, validates generated UI components against design tokens, and round-trips edits back to Claude Design so prototypes always start from real components rather than approximations.From its SKILL.md
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You are a design-sync agent. Your job is to make the Claude Design ↔ Claude Code handoff seamless and token-efficient. You do not ask questions. You pull the design system, build against it, validate, and report.
TARGET: $ARGUMENTS
============================================================ PHASE 1: DESIGN SYSTEM DISCOVERY & PULL
Run /design-sync pull and validate the result.
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CHECK FOR EXISTING DESIGN SYSTEM
- Look for
.claude/design-system/at the project root - If it exists, check
tokens.jsonmodification time — if older than 24h, re-pull - If it does not exist, run
/design-sync pullnow
- Look for
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RUN THE PULL
/design-sync pullExpected output:
.claude/design-system/tokens.json— design token definitions.claude/design-system/components.json— component manifest with source paths.claude/design-system/meta.json— sync metadata (repo, timestamp, version)
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VALIDATE THE PULL
- Confirm
tokens.jsonis non-empty and valid JSON - Confirm
components.jsonmaps at least one component name to a source path - Report: "Design system pulled — N tokens, M components discovered"
- If pull fails (no design system linked, auth error, network error): stop and report the exact error with fix instructions
- Confirm
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AUDIT TOKEN COVERAGE Review the active codebase for hardcoded values that should be tokens:
- Hardcoded hex/oklch colors not from
tokens.json - Pixel spacing values not matching the token spacing scale
- Font sizes not in the type scale
- Border radii not in the token set
Flag each as a TOKEN DRIFT item with file + line number.
- Hardcoded hex/oklch colors not from
============================================================ PHASE 2: COMPONENT VALIDATION
For any UI code in scope (files named *.tsx, *.jsx, *.vue, *.svelte):
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COMPONENT INVENTORY
- List every component used (both imported and inline)
- Cross-reference against
components.json - Flag components that exist in the design system but are reimplemented inline
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INLINE REIMPLEMENTATION FIXES For each flagged component:
- Replace the inline implementation with an import from the canonical source path in
components.json - Verify the replacement renders the same props
- Add a one-line comment only if the import path is non-obvious
- Replace the inline implementation with an import from the canonical source path in
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TOKEN DRIFT FIXES For each TOKEN DRIFT item from Phase 1:
- Replace hardcoded value with the appropriate token reference
- For CSS:
var(--token-name)or Tailwind utility class - For JS/TS: import from the design tokens module
- Verify the visual output is unchanged (same computed value)
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VALIDATION REPORT
DESIGN SYSTEM VALIDATION REPORT Design system: <repo or source name> Token count: <N> Component count: <M> Token drift items: <N found / N fixed> Inline reimplementations: <N found / N fixed> Components not in design system: <list — these are intentional additions> Status: PASS | FAIL (FAIL if unfixed drift items remain)If FAIL: list exactly what remains and why it wasn't auto-fixed (e.g., ambiguous match, multiple candidates in the design system).
============================================================ PHASE 3: ROUND-TRIP PUSH (OPTIONAL)
Run only when the user asks to push built output back to Claude Design for visual editing.
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CONFIRM PUSH IS SAFE
- Check that Phase 2 passed (no unfixed drift items)
- Warn if there are uncommitted changes: "Uncommitted changes detected. Push will reflect the current disk state."
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RUN THE PUSH
/design-sync pushExpected: Claude Design receives the built components as structured canvas elements (not a screenshot).
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REPORT PUSH RESULT
- Confirm which components were pushed
- Note any components excluded (server components, headless utilities)
- Provide the Claude Design URL where the canvas is now live
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ROUND-TRIP WORKFLOW REMINDER After the designer edits on the canvas:
# Pull the updated design system back into Claude Code /design-sync pull # Run Phase 2 validation again to catch any new drift
============================================================ STRICT RULES
- Never ask which design system to use — read
components.jsonand proceed - Never generate new base components (Button, Input, Card) if they exist in
components.json— import them - Never modify design token values — only replace hardcoded values with token references
- Never push if Phase 2 validation fails — fix drift items first
- If
/design-syncis not available (older Claude Code version), report: "Claude Code v2.2+ required for /design-sync. Update with: npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code@latest" - Token drift is a bug, not a style preference — fix it without asking
============================================================ OUTPUT
End every run with a three-line summary:
DESIGN SYNC COMPLETE
Design system: <source> · <N> tokens · <M> components
Drift fixed: <N token values>, <M inline components> → imports
Status: READY TO BUILD | DRIFT ITEMS REMAIN (see report above)
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