fix-design-system-finding

Apply a library-backed fix to a single Figma design-system node.

Updated Mar 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/artosetrov/iron-fist-arena-backend --skill fix-design-system-finding
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Skill: fix-design-system-finding
Source: https://github.com/artosetrov/iron-fist-arena-backend/tree/main/.claude/skills/fix-design-system-finding
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/artosetrov/iron-fist-arena-backend --skill fix-design-system-finding

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Fix a targeted design-system integration issue surfaced by audit-design-system, ensuring missing shared components, local overrides, and unbound tokens are addressed.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Narrow, one-finding-at-a-time scope to patch a single offending node or local cluster
  • Aligns the design-system with the library components and tokens, preventing drift
  • Use Case: when a single component is inconsistent across frames, apply this skill to fix it without broader refactors

Quick Start

Provide a specific finding (with fileKey/nodeId) and the Figma URL or node reference, then let this skill apply a targeted fix.

Frequently Asked Questions about fix-design-system-finding

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I fix a Figma design system finding for a single component?

Resolve a single Figma design system finding by targeting one offending node to replace local overrides with library components. It requires access to Figma design system libraries to determine the correct component and validate layout consistency.

What is the best way to resolve unbound tokens in a Figma component library?

Resolve unbound tokens by applying a deterministic decision process to map the node to the correct library token. This ensures local overrides are replaced safely while validating that layout and typography remain intact.

Can I use this approach to fix multiple Figma layout inconsistencies at once?

No, this approach handles a single finding or a local cluster with minimal scope. It is designed for narrow, one-finding-at-a-time patches to fix a single offending node rather than processing multiple layout inconsistencies simultaneously.

Do I need access to Figma design system libraries to resolve local token overrides?

Yes, resolving local token overrides requires access to the Figma design system libraries. The skill needs this access to run a deterministic decision process and select the correct library component or token for the fix.

When should I patch a single design system node instead of doing a full design review?

Patch a single design system node when only one finding exists or when addressing a local cluster with minimal scope. Use it to fix isolated inconsistencies without executing broader refactors across the entire file.