What problem does it solve?
Manually converting Google Stitch-generated UI designs to Svelte 5 / SvelteKit components requires deep expertise in the Svelte 5 runes API, SvelteKit file conventions, scoped CSS, and accessibility best practices, leading to inconsistent, non-maintainable code that doesn't leverage the framework's modern features.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Idiomatic Svelte 5 Implementation: Generates components using the modern runes API including $props, $state, $derived, and $effect instead of legacy Options API syntax, ensuring compatibility with Svelte 5 projects.
- SvelteKit Convention Alignment: Maps Stitch screens to standard SvelteKit file-based routing structures, using correct import paths and page/component separation.
- Built-in Theming and Accessibility: Implements scoped CSS with design tokens for light/dark mode support, plus WCAG-aligned markup and Svelte-native transitions by default.
- Use Case: If your team uses Stitch to generate UI mockups and SvelteKit for production, this skill eliminates manual translation work, delivering production-ready components that follow your project's standards in minutes.
Quick Start
Use the stitch-svelte-components skill to convert your latest Stitch-generated dashboard design into a Svelte 5 component that follows your SvelteKit project's file structure and design system.