设计系统提取工具

Install

npm i -g designlang                         # global
npx skills add Manavarya09/design-extract   # as an agent skill (40+ agents)

Install Everywhere

designlang ships surfaces beyond the CLI:

Quick start

npx designlang https://stripe.com                      # extract everything
npx designlang pair stripe.com linear.app              # fuse two designs (visuals A × voice B)    ← v12.8
npx designlang brand stripe.com                        # full brand-guidelines book (13 chapters)  ← v12.7
npx designlang theme-swap stripe.com --primary "#ff4800"  # recolour around your brand        ← v12.6
npx designlang pack stripe.com                         # one polished design-system directory ← v12.4
npx designlang remix stripe.com --as cyberpunk         # restyle in another vocabulary       ← v12.3
npx designlang remix stripe.com --all                  # emit all 6 vocabs at once           ← v12.3
npx designlang grade https://stripe.com --badge        # report card + SVG badge             ← v12.2
npx designlang battle stripe.com vercel.com            # head-to-head graded fight           ← v12.2
npx designlang clone https://stripe.com                # working Next.js starter
npx designlang --full https://stripe.com               # screenshots + responsive + interactions

Drop a live design-score badge in any README:

![Design Score](https://designlang.app/badge/stripe.com.svg)

Example output

designlang https://vercel.com --full →

Colors: 27 · Fonts: Geist + Geist Mono · Spacing: 18 (base 2px)
Shadows: 11 · Radii: 10 · CSS vars: 407 · Layout: 55 grids / 492 flex
Responsive: 4 viewports, 3 breakpoint changes · Interactions: 8 transitions
A11y: 94% WCAG · Score: 68/100 (D) · 4 issues

→ 17 files written to ./design-extract-output/
→ Run `designlang grade https://vercel.com` for a shareable report card

Full CLI Reference

designlang <url> [options]

Options:
  -o, --out <dir>         Output directory (default: ./design-extract-output)
  -n, --name <name>       Output file prefix (default: derived from URL)
  -w, --width <px>        Viewport width (default: 1280)
  --height <px>           Viewport height (default: 800)
  --wait <ms>             Wait after page load for SPAs (default: 0)
  --dark                  Also extract dark mode styles
  --depth <n>             Internal pages to crawl (default: 0)
  --screenshots           Capture component screenshots
  --responsive            Capture at multiple breakpoints
  --interactions          Capture hover/focus/active states
  --deep-interact         Auto-interact pass (scroll, menus, modals, accordions, hover CTAs)
  --full                  Enable all captures (implies --deep-interact)
  --cookie <cookies...>   Cookies for authenticated pages (name=value)
  --cookie-file <path>    Load cookies from JSON / storageState / Netscape cookies.txt
  --header <headers...>   Custom headers (name:value)
  --user-agent <ua>       Override the browser User-Agent string
  --insecure              Ignore HTTPS/SSL certificate errors (self-signed, dev, proxies)
  --selector <css>        Only extract from elements matching this CSS selector (e.g. ".pricing-card")
  --system-chrome         Use the system Chrome install instead of the bundled Chromium (skips 150MB download)
  --json                  Print full extraction as JSON to stdout (for piping into other tools)
  --framework <type>      Only generate specific theme (react, shadcn)
  --platforms <csv>       Additional platforms: web,ios,android,flutter,wordpress,all (additive)
  --emit-agent-rules      Emit Cursor / Claude Code / CLAUDE.md / agents.md rule files
  --tokens-legacy         Emit pre-v7 flat design-tokens.json shape (backward compat)
  --no-history            Skip saving to history
  --verbose               Detailed progress output

Commands:
  apply <url>                       Extract and apply design directly to your project
  clone <url>                       Generate a working Next.js starter from extracted design
  score <url>                       Rate design quality (7 categories, A-F, bar chart)
  grade <url>                       Generate a shareable HTML Design Report Card (--format html|md|json|svg|all, --badge, --open)
  battle <urlA> <urlB>              Head-to-head graded battle card (--format html|md|json|all, --open)
  remix <url>                       Restyle in another vocabulary (--as brutalist|swiss|art-deco|cyberpunk|soft-ui|editorial, --all, --list, --open)
  pack <url>                        Bundle every output into one design-system directory (--with-clone, --open)
  theme-swap <url> --primary <hex>  Recolour around a new brand primary (--from, --format html|md|json|tokens|all, --open)
  brand <url>                       Generate a full editorial brand-guidelines book (--format html|md|json|all, --open)
  pair <urlA> <urlB>                Fuse two designs across 7 axes (--colors-from, --typography-from, --spacing-from, --shape-from, --motion-from, --voice-from, --components-from, --brand)
  watch <url>                       Monitor for design changes on interval
  diff <urlA> <urlB>                Compare two sites' design languages
  brands <urls...>                  Multi-brand comparison matrix
  sync <url>                        Sync local tokens with live site
  history <url>                     View design change history
  mcp                               Launch stdio MCP server (--output-dir <dir>)
  lint <file>                       (v9) Audit a local token file (.json/.css) — CI-ready
  drift <url> --tokens <file>       (v9) Check local tokens for drift against a live site
  visual-diff <before> <after>      (v9) Side-by-side HTML diff of two URLs

Claude Code plugin

Drop designlang straight into Claude Code as a plugin. Every CLI command becomes a slash command:

/plugin install Manavarya09/design-extract

Then inside any Claude Code session:

Manifest: .claude-plugin/plugin.json · marketplace: .claude-plugin/marketplace.json · commands: commands/ · skills: skills/.

Why designlang vs anything else

Other tools give you the paint. designlang reads the architecture:

• Layout system — grids, flex containers, container widths, gaps — not just tokens.
• Responsive — crawls 4 breakpoints and reports what changes (--responsive).
• Interaction states — programmatically hovers and focuses, captures the deltas (--interactions, --deep-interact).
• Motion language — durations, easing families, spring detection, scroll-linked flag, feel fingerprint (springy / smooth / mechanical / mixed).
• Component anatomy — slot trees with variant × size × state matrices, emitted as typed .tsx.
• Brand voice — tone, pronoun posture, heading style, CTA verb inventory.
• Page intent + section roles — landing / pricing / docs etc., with semantic regions (hero, feature-grid, pricing-table, cta…).
• Multi-page consistency — auto-discovers canonical pages, reconciles shared vs per-route tokens.
• WCAG — every fg/bg pair scored, with a remediation palette suggesting nearest passing colors.
• Drift + lint + visual-diff — designlang drift, lint, visual-diff all CI-ready, exit non-zero on failure.
• Live-site sync — treat the deployed site as source of truth (designlang sync).
• MCP server — designlang mcp exposes tokens, regions, components, and contrast pairs to any MCP-aware agent.

designlang grade https://stripe.com         # ← v12.1: shareable report card
designlang clone https://stripe.com         # → working Next.js app
designlang apply https://stripe.com -d ./app   # auto-detect framework, write tokens
designlang brands stripe.com vercel.com linear.app   # N-brand matrix
designlang drift https://yourapp.com --tokens ./src/tokens.json
designlang lint ./src/tokens/design-tokens.json     # CI-ready linter
designlang visual-diff https://staging.app https://app   # single-file HTML diff
designlang mcp                              # stdio MCP server for Cursor / Claude Code