What problem does it solve? Designs in Figma often drift away from the shared design system: teams rebuild buttons, cards, and nav bars as ad-hoc frames, hard-code colors instead of binding tokens, and duplicate structures that should be reusable components. This Skill inspects a Figma node and reports concrete, evidence-backed findings about that drift. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structural drift detection: Flags plain frames that should be component instances, repeated sibling structures that should collapse into one primitive, and hard-coded values where tokens should apply. - Replacement suggestions: Uses design-system search to propose credible replacement components from the audited library when a custom primitive is found. - Dual output formats: Produces raw JSON for machine-consumed review surfaces or a human-readable markdown report with priorities, confidence scores, and node anchors. - Use Case: Before shipping a new screen, paste its Figma link to verify it uses shared components and bound tokens, then route confirmed findings to a fix or apply skill for remediation. ## Quick Start Audit this Figma screen for design-system integration issues: https://figma.com/design/<fileKey>/<name>?node-id=<nodeId>
