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@mehuljatiya/troupe

v0.1.16

Published

AI-powered workflow toolkit for designers, developers, and PMs — 9 slash commands for Claude Code

Downloads

293

Readme

Troupe

AI workflows for everyone on the team — designers, developers, and PMs.

One setup command installs 9 slash commands you can use inside Claude Code, right from your terminal.


Setup

npx @mehuljatiya/troupe@latest setup

The wizard (~2 min) handles everything: Claude Code, Figma MCP, browser plugins, and all 9 commands.


What you get

9 slash commands installed to ~/.claude/commands/:

| Command | For | What it does | |---|---|---| | /figma [url] | Designers, Devs | Pull a Figma design and build it as code | | /document-component [url] | Designers, PMs | Full component docs from a Figma URL — .md + .html preview | | /spec [url] | PMs | Ticket-ready spec with edge cases and acceptance criteria | | /qa [url] | PMs, Devs | Compare Figma to built component, flag gaps | | /new-component | Designers, Devs | Start a new component from scratch | | /document | Designers, Devs | Write docs for an existing codebase component | | /review | Everyone | Design quality and consistency check | | /tokens | Designers, Devs | Explain and audit design tokens in any project | | /handoff | Designers, PMs | Generate a developer handoff spec |


Usage

Open Terminal in any project folder and type:

claude

Or type design for a printed cheat sheet of all commands, then Claude opens.


Figma

Commands that take a Figma URL need Figma MCP — the setup wizard configures this automatically.

To add it manually:

claude mcp add --transport http figma https://mcp.figma.com/mcp --scope user

Then inside Claude: /mcpfigmaAuthenticate (one-time OAuth).


Requirements

  • Node.js 20+ (setup wizard can install this automatically via nvm or Homebrew)
  • Anthropic API key — console.anthropic.com (free to start)
  • Figma account (for Figma commands)

Updating

To get the latest commands, delete existing ones and re-run:

rm ~/.claude/commands/{figma,document-component,spec,qa,new-component,document,review,tokens,handoff}.md
npx @mehuljatiya/troupe@latest setup

License

MIT · by Mehul Jatiya