stitch::extract-design-md

To extract design tokens from frontend source code, analyze component files, stylesheets, Tailwind configs, and theme definitions to generate a comprehensive DESIGN.md document capturing colors, typography, spacing, and tokens.

Yes, you can reverse-engineer a design system from React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, or plain HTML/CSS codebases by analyzing frontend artifacts and extracting visual patterns into a Stitch-compatible design system document.

A visual audit of a frontend project involves analyzing styling patterns and component files to understand the visual language, useful when reconstructing a design system or auditing inconsistent UI components across a repository.

Yes, the design extraction process works with Tailwind configs, plain HTML/CSS, and various web frameworks by reading theme definitions and stylesheets to pull design tokens and styling patterns into a structured document.

The best way to generate a design system doc from multiple framework source files is to run a design-extraction workflow that reads component files, stylesheets, and token files across React, Vue, Svelte, or Angular to produce a unified DESIGN.md.

Limitations of extracting design tokens from source code include relying on the presence of structured frontend artifacts like stylesheets, theme definitions, and token files, meaning dynamic styles applied at runtime may not be fully captured.