Design.md Extractorv1.0.0

A frontend developer needs to start a new marketing site and wants an initial design token set to match the client's reference site. They point the skill at the reference URL, run the script locally, and get a DESIGN.md with inferred colors, typography, spacing, and basic components within minutes.

A team using AI coding tools wants the generated code to follow a consistent visual style. They run the extractor on their existing production site to produce a DESIGN.md, then feed that file into the AI assistant's context so every generated component respects the real design tokens.

A design ops engineer periodically extracts tokens from the live site and compares them against the original DESIGN.md to detect unintended style drift. The snapshot JSON provides deterministic evidence for each changed token, making design regressions easy to audit without manual inspection.

A freelancer finishes a client website and needs to deliver a concise design guide without maintaining a full design system. They run the extractor on the final site, review and lightly edit the generated design.md, and deliver it as part of the project handoff.

An accessibility specialist extracts color and typography tokens from a page to check contrast ratios and font sizing against WCAG guidelines. The local, deterministic output makes it easy to document findings and avoid privacy issues from uploading page data.

The skill is distributed freely to drive adoption among frontend developers, with revenue coming from paid support plans or priority bug fixes for agencies that depend on it in production.

A free tier handles basic URL extraction while a paid Pro version adds multi-page comparison, automated diffing against existing design systems, and export to Figma or Tailwind config formats.

Design and development agencies license a white-label version of the tool to embed in their client onboarding workflow, generating branded DESIGN.md files as part of discovery packages.