react:components

To convert Stitch designs into React components, provide a Stitch design URL or HTML payload to generate a modular, ready-to-use component suite. The process applies AST-based validation and theme mapping to ensure type-safe props and consistent design tokens.

The best way to generate type-safe React components is using AST-based validation during code generation. This enforces modularity, type-safe props interfaces, and theme-driven style mapping for desktop and responsive layouts.

Yes, this design-to-code workflow supports Tailwind and theme-driven style mapping. It enforces consistent design tokens across projects by mapping Stitch design outputs directly to your theme configuration during component generation.

Yes, you can generate responsive React layouts from Stitch MCP designs. The transformation process explicitly supports both desktop and responsive layouts, turning design JSON into independent, reusable React components.

To ensure modularity when transforming design JSON, the Skill breaks designs down into independent, reusable React components with clean interfaces. It enforces type-safe props and consistent design tokens throughout the generated suite.

No, you do not strictly need a Stitch URL. You can also provide a raw HTML payload from your Stitch designs to generate a complete, ready-to-use React component suite for your application.