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To generate HTML and CSS using real-world design systems, you load a specific design template, apply its design tokens and component specs, and output the code to an HTML file. This allows rapid prototyping by leveraging established visual styles like Stripe or Vercel.

The available web design token systems include 54 real-world options such as Stripe, Linear, and Vercel. These provide specific token specifications and component rules that you can use to customize and generate matching HTML and CSS code.

Yes, you need knowledge of HTML and CSS to use design tokens for web generation. You must be able to interpret the design system token specifications and manually apply them to write the final HTML and CSS code output.

The best way to serve generated HTML after applying a design system is to use the generative-widgets skill with a cloudflared tunnel service. You write the generated content to an HTML file and pass that file path to the serving function.

Yes, you can customize web page components when generating CSS from a specific design system. The process utilizes specific design tokens and component specifications provided by the loaded system, allowing you to modify and personalize the visual output.

No external dependencies are required for HTML generation from design systems. The process relies entirely on built-in scripts, references, and assets to load templates and apply design tokens to create the final code output.