react:components

You can convert Stitch designs into React components by fetching screens via Stitch MCP and applying an Atomic Design approach to generate modular components with type-safe props interfaces.

Yes, the pipeline validates tokens and style mappings against a local style guide using AST-based checks to ensure visual consistency and flag hard-coded values.

Yes, you can generate TypeScript React components from Stitch design JSON. It enforces type-safe props interfaces and data decoupling to produce production-ready frontend code scaffolds.

The Atomic Design approach structures converted Stitch MCP screens into modular React components, strictly separating data from presentation to ensure scalable frontend architecture.

The pipeline flags hard-coded values during its AST-based validation step to ensure metadata alignment and prevent visual inconsistencies between the generated React components and the design tokens.

Yes, you need to authenticate with Stitch MCP to fetch the design JSON screens required to scaffold your modular React component library and wire design tokens to Tailwind classes.