design-tokens

You can maintain consistent design tokens by scanning existing code for patterns and generating a unified palette for UI, emails, PDFs, CLI, and charts. This process ensures visual consistency across all project surfaces and reduces style debt.

Yes, it validates and applies Tailwind CSS v4 theme variables while ensuring proper import structures. It identifies hardcoded colors and arbitrary Tailwind values, providing migration guides to help standardize your styles.

Yes, you can automatically enforce WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards by adjusting the lightness of colors to meet contrast requirements. This ensures compliance for contrast and color blindness across your generated design tokens.

You can generate tokens for an existing codebase using brownfield mode, which scans your project for style patterns and hardcoded values. It then produces a consolidated token system and provides a style debt report with migration guides.

The best way to initialize tokens for a new project is using greenfield mode to generate a fresh, comprehensive color palette. This creates accessible tokens from the start, ensuring WCAG compliance and Tailwind CSS compatibility across all surfaces.

Automated generation requires scanning existing code to accurately map style patterns, meaning unstructured or highly arbitrary styling might complicate the initial migration. It relies on proper theme variable validation to ensure correct Tailwind CSS v4 imports.