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To consolidate design tokens, identify reusable UI patterns in your codebase and run the extraction workflow to generate shared components and centralized tokens. This reduces duplication and improves consistency across multiple products and teams.

The best way to extract reusable UI patterns is to identify context-agnostic components and apply extraction guardrails. This maintains design integrity by preventing context-specific hacks during the consolidation into your centralized design system.

Yes, the design system extraction workflow supports migration planning and documentation. It generates a governance plan and establishes a feedback loop to ensure cross-team adoption and ongoing maintenance of the consolidated tokens and components.

Yes, you can maintain design integrity during component extraction by using built-in guardrails. These guardrails prevent context-specific hacks, ensuring that extracted tokens and patterns remain generic and reusable across multiple product interfaces.

You should avoid automated component extraction when your UI patterns are heavily reliant on context-specific hacks. Extracting these without guardrails compromises design integrity and breaks the consistency of your centralized design system tokens.