mockup-extract

You can extract UI components for redesign by pulling them into a mockup sandbox environment. This process handles dependency management and import rewriting to ensure visual fidelity and component functionality for variant creation.

A mockup sandbox is a controlled environment required to isolate extracted UI components from the main app. Operating within this sandbox ensures visual fidelity and component functionality while you redesign and create variants.

Dependency management during UI component extraction involves rewriting imports and stubbing dependencies. This ensures the extracted components function correctly within the mockup environment without pulling the entire main app structure.

Yes, you can create UI redesign variants without affecting your main app by extracting components into a mockup sandbox. This controlled environment stubs dependencies and rewrites imports to isolate the variant creation process.

Yes, a mockup sandbox setup is required before extracting UI components. The Skill operates within this controlled environment to manage dependencies, rewrite imports, and ensure extracted components maintain visual fidelity and functionality.

The main limitation is that UI component extraction requires a pre-configured mockup sandbox and operates within a controlled environment. Complex dependency chains may require stubbing, which could affect full component functionality during redesign.