react:components

To convert Stitch designs into React components, the Skill transforms Stitch-generated HTML into modular component scaffolds, mapping design tokens to your Tailwind config and validating the output with AST checks.

Mapping Stitch design tokens to Tailwind involves extracting token data from the design HTML and merging it with your local Tailwind config to ensure consistent theming across the generated React components.

Yes, you can enforce an Atomic architecture when scaffolding React components. The Skill breaks designs down into atomic and composite components while enforcing Readonly interfaces for type safety.

The component generation pipeline validates code using AST-based checks to prevent hardcoded values and missing typings, ensuring all styles rely on mapped design tokens rather than inline strings.

Automating React component scaffolding from Stitch UI assets requires the @swc/core dependency for compilation and a local Tailwind configuration to merge with the extracted design tokens.

A key limitation is that the migration enforces strict AST checks and Readonly interfaces, meaning any hardcoded values or missing typings in your Stitch outputs will be rejected during the component generation process.