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design-dna

v0.2.2

Published

Encode your design taste into DNA. Every line of AI-generated code looks like yours.

Readme

Design DNA (For Claude Code)

npm version license

Build your project's Design DNA, one feedback at a time.

npx design-dna

Before

You do the same tweaks every time. AI doesn't remember what it ate for lunch.

Now

Every piece of feedback gets encoded into the design DNA, and will naturally be part of anything you build next.


Usage

Init

/dna:init

Start your DNA.

Update

/dna:update the buttons feel too chunky

Improve it as you go.


Reference

Check

/dna:check

Audits code against your DNA. Reports what drifted, where, and why.

DRIFT DETECTED in Settings.tsx

Mechanical:
  Line 34: Button uses px-4 py-2 -- DNA specifies px-3 py-1.5 for secondary actions
  Line 67: Card radius is rounded-lg (8px) -- DNA specifies rounded-xl (12px)

Judgment:
  Line 89: Empty state uses illustration -- DNA principle: "icons functional, not decorative"

3 issues · 2 auto-fixable · 1 needs review

Help

/dna:help

Command reference.

What Gets Generated

.design/
  DNA.md              # Product context and mental model
  principles.md       # Design principles with examples
  primitives.md       # Raw design values (colors, type, spacing, shape, motion)
  scales.md           # Graduated value systems
  semantics.md        # Meaning-mapped values (roles, states, contexts)
  behaviors.md        # Interaction and motion specs
  components/         # Per-component specs (variants, states, values)
  patterns/           # Layout and content patterns

Your CLAUDE.md gets an embedded compressed reference -- passive context without reading files. Stays in sync automatically.


You have taste. Now your AI does too.