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Design system consistency is enforced by codifying tokens, palettes, typography, and spacing into a governance workflow with automated checks and references. This bridges design decisions from concept through production-ready code.

The best way to manage design tokens is through a governance-driven workflow that captures and enforces tokens, palettes, and components across design and code. It coordinates decisions from shape to production-ready UI.

Start a design governance workflow by running the init flow to establish project context. This unlocks the full design cycle, providing commands like shape, document, audit, and polish to guide teams.

Yes, you can audit existing frontend UI for design system compliance and accessibility using the audit command. It applies automated checks and references to ensure brand and production-ready pattern consistency.

No external dependencies or libraries are required. The workflow operates independently, using embedded scripts and references to provide contextual guidance for layout, color, typography, and motion in frontend interfaces.

Limitations arise when deviating from the established governance workflow, as the system relies on its init, shape, document, audit, and polish commands to maintain consistency. Without project context, automated checks cannot enforce design system rules.