react:components

To convert Stitch designs to React components, the skill transforms Stitch MCP design metadata into modular components using a validation-first pipeline. It maps design tokens and applies AST-based checks to ensure type safety and consistent styling.

Yes, you can generate React components from Stitch design tokens automatically. The skill retrieves system-level design tokens and maps them directly to the generated component properties to maintain style guide consistency.

Yes, this React component generation tool enforces type safety. It uses an integrated AST-based validation pipeline to verify type correctness and stylistic accuracy during the component scaffolding process.

The best way to scaffold modular React components from design specs is using a validation-first pipeline. This approach follows Atomic Design principles to generate structured, reusable components directly from your design specifications.

Yes, you need SWC installed since the skill lists @swc/core as a dependency. SWC handles the underlying code compilation and AST processing required for the automated validation pipeline.

React component generation fails AST validation when the generated code violates type safety rules or stylistic correctness. The pipeline applies strict checks to ensure the output matches the expected modular component structure.