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To consolidate duplicate design tokens across multiple projects, you identify reusable patterns and extract them into a centralized design system. This process includes detecting duplication, aligning tokens, and generating migration guidance for existing implementations.

The best way to extract reusable components is to identify shared patterns across your codebase and plan their migration into a shared component library. This approach ensures component extraction is structured and accompanied by necessary documentation updates.

You plan a migration to a centralized component library by detecting existing duplicate implementations and mapping them to shared assets. This provides a clear plan for component extraction, token creation, and updating project documentation.

Yes, you can use this for design-system maintenance and token governance across projects. It supports identifying reusable patterns, consolidating duplicates, aligning tokens, and enriching design system documentation to maintain long-term consistency.

You enrich design system documentation during pattern extraction by consolidating identified components and tokens into a centralized repository. This ensures governance and documentation updates are applied directly alongside the extracted shared assets.