design-md

To generate a design system documentation file from a Stitch project, analyze the project's screen assets and design tokens to automatically synthesize a semantic DESIGN.md. This file maps color, typography, and spacing into a comprehensive design-system reference.

The best way to extract design tokens for documentation is to parse the technical CSS and Tailwind values directly from your Stitch project. These values are then translated into descriptive, designer-friendly language within a structured DESIGN.md file.

Yes, you can create a semantic design system reference from existing Tailwind and CSS values by parsing the technical tokens from your Stitch project. The system automatically maps these values into a descriptive format suitable for a DESIGN.md file.

Yes, you need at least one designed screen in your Stitch project to generate a DESIGN.md. The tool fetches project metadata and parses screen assets to accurately map color, typography, and spacing into the documentation.

An automated DESIGN.md generator for Stitch includes retrieved project metadata, parsed design tokens, and mapped color, typography, and spacing. It outputs a structured file following a prescribed template to serve as a reference for prompting Stitch.

Design tokens may not translate into descriptive documentation if the project lacks sufficient screen assets or metadata to parse. Ensure your Stitch project has at least one designed screen and valid technical CSS or Tailwind values for extraction.