design-md

To create a centralized design system from Stitch project assets, you can generate a DESIGN.md document that captures color tokens, typography hints, and component patterns to serve as a single source of truth for prompt-driven screen generation.

Documenting design tokens for prompt-driven generation is best achieved by synthesizing a semantic DESIGN.md file that structures color, typography, and component tokens from your existing project metadata to guide future visual outputs.

Yes, generating a DESIGN.md file requires access to the Stitch MCP Server and the target project, because the process reads specific Stitch project metadata and assets to extract structured tokens and patterns.

A DESIGN.md file improves consistency across UI screens by providing a designer-friendly reference deck that aligns Stitch prompts with existing visual tokens, ensuring uniform color, typography, and component usage during new screen generation.

Yes, you can use existing project metadata to validate your current design language by converting the assets into a structured DESIGN.md document that audits and captures your established component patterns and visual tokens.

You should generate a DESIGN.md file for your Stitch project when starting new screens or performing design audits, as it provides the necessary token guidance and centralized reference to maintain visual consistency.