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@hashintel/ds-components

v0.0.1-c

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HASH Component Library built with React, Ark UI, and PandaCSS

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@hashintel/ds-components

React components for HASH's refractive design system, built with TypeScript, Ark UI, and PandaCSS.

LLM-Driven Development

Component development is primarily handled by LLM coding assistants (GitHub Copilot, Claude, etc.) using the CONTRIBUTING.md as instructions.

For LLM Assistants

See CONTRIBUTING.md for complete implementation instructions including:

  • Figma design context retrieval via MCP
  • Ark UI pattern integration
  • Design token mapping
  • Component structure and patterns
  • Storybook stories creation

For Human Developers

Use LLM assistants to add or update components. Direct manual implementation is only needed for:

  • Complex edge cases beyond current LLM capabilities
  • Bug fixes requiring deep debugging
  • Architectural changes

Quick setup:

  1. Ensure Figma Desktop app is running with the design file open
  2. Have Figma MCP Server configured in Figma app
  3. Have Ark UI MCP Server configured in your User MCP config (not committed to repo)
  4. Select the component in Figma you want to implement
  5. Ask your LLM assistant to implement the component
  6. Review the component in Storybook to verify rendering and behavior match the design
  7. Make manual adjustments if needed for edge cases or visual refinements

Design System Architecture

Design Tokens: Defined in @hashintel/ds-theme package, synchronized from Figma variables

Token Mapping: figma-to-panda-mapping.json (automatically generated) translates Figma variables to PandaCSS tokens

Styling System: PandaCSS provides type-safe styling with design tokens fully type-checked at compile time. Invalid tokens or outdated token names (from Figma updates or mapper changes) will produce TypeScript errors, ensuring design system consistency.

Component Base: Built on Ark UI for accessibility and behavior patterns

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