import-design

To import a Figma design into Pulp with layout validation, use the import-design skill to ingest external files and run automated structural checks. It performs layout parity analysis and material auditing to flag discrepancies between the design and generated code.

Yes, you can import and validate React Native designs for pixel-perfect implementation. The skill ingests React Native source files into Pulp and performs geometry verification to ensure the structural output matches the original design intent.

Supported design sources for importing into Pulp include Figma, v0, Stitch, Pencil, React Native, and Claude Design. The skill ingests these external files and performs visual fidelity validation to ensure accurate conversion.

Automated design validation detects discrepancies by performing pixel-free layout parity checks, material audits, and geometry verification. It analyzes the imported design against generated code to identify and report dropped properties or alignment issues.

Yes, you need both Node and Python3 installed to run design import and fidelity validation. These dependencies are required to execute the scripts that ingest external design files and perform the automated structural analysis.

The best way to convert v0 designs into Pulp without losing layout fidelity is using the import skill to ingest the files and run automated checks. It performs layout parity analysis to flag dropped properties before finalizing the code.