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@agentage/design-system

v0.3.1

Published

Agentage design system — OKLCH design tokens + React component library.

Readme

@agentage/design-system

The Agentage design system — OKLCH design tokens + a React component library shared across the Agentage web dashboard, landing site, and showcase.

Previously vendored as a package copy inside both the web and landing monorepos; this repo is the single source of truth (the copies had silently diverged on the same version number).

Install

npm install @agentage/design-system

Peer dependencies: react / react-dom >= 19, and tailwindcss >= 4 (optional — only needed if you consume the token layer).

Usage

Components (tree-shakeable ES module):

import { Button, Card, Alert } from '@agentage/design-system';

Design tokens (OKLCH color scales + semantic tokens) as CSS — import once at your app root:

@import '@agentage/design-system/theme.css';

theme.css pulls in primitives.css (raw OKLCH scales), tokens.css (semantic tokens, typography, shadows), and base.css (element resets). primitives.css is also exported standalone.

Develop

npm install
npm run dev      # component showcase (Vite) on :5174
npm run verify   # type-check + lint + format + test + build
  • src/components — the components (barrel-exported from src/index.ts)
  • src/styles — the OKLCH token + base-style CSS
  • src/libcn and helpers
  • dev/ — the Vite showcase playground

Release

Publishing to npm is release-gated (.github/workflows/publish.yml):

  1. Bump version in package.json with a commit like chore(release): v0.3.1 (or run the workflow via workflow_dispatch).
  2. On merge to master the workflow runs verify, then npm publish --access public --provenance, and tags the release.

Requires an NPM_TOKEN repo secret with publish rights to the @agentage scope.