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@ultimate-tokens/claude

v0.2.1

Published

Consume an exported Ultimate Tokens design-token kit correctly in any project. Three skills teach a coding agent to pick the right semantic role for every UI surface instead of guessing values: color-tokens (the 53-role colour layer — buttons, text, conta

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Readme

ultimate-tokens — the consumption plugin

Three skills that teach a coding agent to consume an exported Ultimate Tokens design-token kit correctly in your project — picking the right semantic role for every UI surface instead of guessing a hex, a font size, or a pixel value.

| Skill | Use when you're setting… | Covers | |---|---|---| | color-tokens | the colour of any UI | the 53-role semantic layer — buttons (all variants + states), form fields, text hierarchy, cards/modals/elevation, intents/toasts/scrims, navigation, focus. Enforces the pairing law and on-colour discipline. | | typography-tokens | the type of any UI | the eleven-role scale — role=function × level=hierarchy-depth (size derived), the body-vs-ui split, single-line vs multi-line, per-role paragraph rhythm, responsive breakpoint modes. | | geometry-tokens | the size or spacing of any UI | the two-tier dimensional system — control geometry (the centering law) and container geometry (insets/gaps), the Material-3-aligned radius scale, borders, focus rings. |

The agent

token-integrator is the seat you invoke to actually do the wiring — "use our design tokens here", "wire the theme", "migrate this UI to our kit". It binds to your project's real exported variables, applies the three skills' laws (adapting past them for frameworks they don't cover), and for large work orchestrates scoped planning → execution → verification sub-agents (the verifier a separate seat from the executors). If you're already running your own loop or orchestrator, it slots in as a seat and hands back cleanly rather than starting a competing one.

How it works

Each skill binds to your project first: it finds the exported CSS/DTCG, reads the actual variable prefix (default --c-* / --type-* / --size-*, or a Material --md-sys-* / custom --{brand}-* scheme), enumerates what the kit exports, then applies the usage laws with your real token names. It names the semantic token for the job rather than inventing a value — or stops and asks.

Install

Add the marketplace, then the plugin — one time, from any project:

/plugin marketplace add https://unpkg.com/@ultimate-tokens/claude/marketplace.json
/plugin install ultimate-tokens

Then, in any project that contains an Ultimate Tokens export, ask the agent to style a component and the right skill activates on the task.

Updates ship as new versions of the @ultimate-tokens/claude npm package — /plugin marketplace update ultimate-tokens then /plugin update ultimate-tokens pulls the latest.

Provenance

Authored in ultimate-tokens (the generator that produces the kits these skills consume). Every skill is parity-gated against the product's engines in that repo's npm test, so the skills cannot drift from the tokens they document — and each was independently reviewed before shipping.