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@uinaf/design

v1.14.7

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uinaf design tokens, CSS primitives, and agent guidance

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design — uinaf design tokens, CSS primitives, and guide.

uinaf/design

Design tokens, CSS primitives, adherence linting, and repository-local agent guidance for uinaf surfaces.

Guide: design.uinaf.dev

Berkeley Mono is licensed; load it from cdn.uinaf.dev, not this package.

Install

pnpm add @uinaf/design
@import "@uinaf/design/css";

Or link the stylesheet after the CDN font sheet:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.uinaf.dev/fonts/berkeley-mono/variable/font.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/@uinaf/design/dist/css/tokens.css" />

Token values and the CDN URLs are importable too:

import { tokens } from "@uinaf/design";
import { CDN } from "@uinaf/design/cdn";

Adherence lint

The package ships a design-check binary. Add it as a script so it resolves from node_modules/.bin:

{ "scripts": { "design:check": "design-check src" } }

It fails on raw hex, off-scale type, radius over 6px, stacked nav rows, and the rest of the guardrails in the spec. Ratchet mode, for a repo with an existing backlog, is in Adopting in a product repo.

Package contents

| Path | Purpose | | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | dist/css/tokens.css | CSS custom properties + component primitives | | dist/tokens.js | Flat token map | | dist/components.json | The pattern contract: classes, use, rules, markup | | dist/lint/ | The design-check binary and its rules | | assets/icons/ | The closed icon set: eight 16-grid stroke SVGs | | DESIGN.md | Full design spec |

Whole example screens are not in the package; they are documents you read, not modules you import. Get them from the guide:

| Surface | Where | | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | Pattern cards | design.uinaf.dev | | Six reference screens | design.uinaf.dev/pages/<name>.md | | uinaf.dev surfaces | design.uinaf.dev/templates/<name>.md |

Docs

License

MIT for the tokens and docs in this repository. Berkeley Mono remains proprietary; do not redistribute font binaries.