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You can build SwiftUI screens using ThemeKit's tokenized components (Badge, Card, TextInput, Select, Carousel), apply runtime theming and theme presets, and author or extend components inside the ThemeKit library with chainable modifiers and style-driven APIs.

App developers consuming the design system use the themekit skill for building screens with tokens and theme switching. Contributors extending the library itself use themekit-authoring when creating atoms, molecules, organisms, or modifiers under Sources/ThemeKit/Components.

The themekit skill triggers on mentions of ThemeKit, design tokens, theme switching, or building a screen with ThemeKit. The themekit-authoring skill triggers on requests like new component, add a modifier, extend a component, or edits under Sources/ThemeKit.

Both the themekit and themekit-authoring skills are released under the MIT license, permitting free use, modification, and distribution in personal and commercial SwiftUI projects without licensing fees.

You need a SwiftUI project environment. For themekit-authoring, you must be working inside the ThemeKit library source tree (Sources/ThemeKit), since it covers contributor workflows for building and upgrading library components rather than app consumption.