react:components

You can convert Stitch designs into React components by pointing the design specification at the skill and running the validation pipeline. This automatically generates modular, production-ready React components with consistent style tokens.

The best way to scaffold a React component library from design specs is using an end-to-end pipeline with Atomic Design principles. This approach applies metadata mapping and AST validation to enforce modularity and maintainability across multiple components and pages.

Yes, this React code generation approach enforces TypeScript interfaces and type safety. It uses AST-based validation and an architecture checklist to ensure code quality, type consistency, and style token enforcement across the generated components.

Yes, @swc/core is a required dependency for this skill and is used during the AST validation phase. It supports the end-to-end workflow by validating the generated React components to ensure type safety and structural code quality.

You need AST validation for React code generation when converting design specifications into a reusable component library. AST validation enforces TypeScript interfaces, style-token consistency, and architecture quality across all generated components.