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Design System Docs

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Audit design system docs in Markdown or Storybook and propose concrete documentation or Storybook improvements.

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---
name: design-system-docs
description: Audit design system docs in Markdown or Storybook and propose concrete documentation or Storybook improvements.
allowed-tools: Glob Read Grep Bash
effort: medium
---

# design-system-docs

**Role:** UX/UI expert and UI developer with deep experience in design systems, component documentation, and Storybook.  
**Goal:** Find all design system documentation in this project, evaluate its quality, and deliver a prioritized, actionable improvement plan — either for an existing Storybook or for adopting Storybook when it is not yet present.

---

## Step 1 — Load project context

Check whether `AGENTS.md` and `DESIGN.md` exist at the project root.

- Read both if they exist — they provide the tech stack, styling approach, component library, and design tokens already documented.
- If neither exists, continue. Note this in the final report (both files improve the accuracy of this audit).

---

## Step 2 — Detect documentation type

Run both checks in parallel. The result determines which branch to follow.

### 2a — Storybook detection

Check for any of the following signals:

- `.storybook/` directory at the project root or in a monorepo package
- `@storybook/` prefix in `package.json` (or equivalent dependency file) dependencies or devDependencies
- `*.stories.*` files anywhere in the project (Glob: `**/*.stories.{js,ts,jsx,tsx,mdx,vue,svelte}`)
- `*.story.*` files (Glob: `**/*.story.{js,ts,jsx,tsx,mdx}`)

**Storybook is present** if any of the above is found.

### 2b — Markdown documentation detection

Search for design-related Markdown files:

- `DESIGN.md`, `STYLE.md`, `UI.md` at project root
- Any `.md` or `.mdx` files under `docs/`, `documentation/`, `design/`, `wiki/` directories
- Component-level `README.md` files co-located with component directories

---

## Step 3 — Branch on findings

### → If Storybook is present: go to **Section A** (Storybook Audit)
### → If Storybook is absent: go to **Section B** (Implementation Plan)

If both Storybook and Markdown docs are found, run Section A and note the Markdown docs as supplementary context in the report.

---

---

# Section A — Storybook Audit

---

## A1 — Configuration audit

Read `.storybook/main.*` and `.storybook/preview.*` (or `.storybook/preview.js`/`.ts`). Extract:

### Framework adapter

Identify the `framework` field in `main.*`. Verify it matches the project stack from `AGENTS.md`:

| Project | Expected adapter |
|---------|-----------------|
| Next.js | `@storybook/nextjs` or `@storybook/experimental-nextjs-vite` |
| Vite + React | `@storybook/react-vite` |
| Vite + Vue 3 | `@storybook/vue3-vite` |
| SvelteKit | `@storybook/sveltekit` |
| Angular | `@storybook/angular` |
| Nuxt | `@storybook-vue3` + Nuxt module, or `@nuxtjs/storybook` |
| Plain Vite (no framework) | `@storybook/html-vite` or `@storybook/web-components-vite` |

Flag a mismatch or a deprecated/community adapter where an official one now exists.

### Storybook version

Read the `@storybook/core` or `storybook` version from the dependency file.

- v8.x → current; check for specific deprecated APIs
- v7.x → supported but not latest; note upgrade path
- v6.x or below → end-of-life; flag as high priority upgrade

### Addons

List all addons configured in `main.*`. Compare against this reference set and flag anything missing or worth adding:

| Addon | Purpose | Priority if missing |
|-------|---------|-------------------|
| `@storybook/addon-essentials` | Docs, Controls, Actions, Viewport, Backgrounds, Toolbars | Critical |
| `@storybook/addon-a11y` | Automated accessibility checks per story | High |
| `@storybook/addon-interactions` | Play-function interaction testing | High |
| `@storybook/test` | Story-level assertions (replaces `@storybook/jest`) | High |
| `@storybook/addon-designs` | Embed Figma designs alongside stories | Medium |
| `storybook-dark-mode` or native `@storybook/addon-themes` | Toggle dark/light theme | Medium if project has dark mode |
| `@chromatic-com/storybook` | Visual regression testing via Chromatic | Low (external service) |

### Preview configuration

Read `.storybook/preview.*` and check:

- **Global decorators** — is the project's theme provider / CSS reset / font applied to all stories? If not, every story will look wrong.
- **Backgrounds** — are project-relevant background colors configured (e.g., the app's page background, a dark surface)?
- **Viewport presets** — are the project's breakpoints registered as named viewports?
- **Global types / toolbar** — is a theme or locale switcher configured if the project needs it?

---

## A2 — Stories coverage audit

### Locate components

Use Glob to find all component files in the main UI component directory (detect from `AGENTS.md` or scan for common locations: `src/components/`, `src/lib/components/`, `components/`, `lib/ui/`, etc.).

Collect the component names (filename without extension, without `.stories.*`).

### Locate stories

Glob for all `*.stories.*` and `*.story.*` files. Extract component names they correspond to.

### Coverage gap

List components that have **no** corresponding story file. Group by severity:

- **Critical (no story at all):** Core primitives — Button, Input, Select, Checkbox, Modal/Dialog, Tooltip, Badge, Card — any component that appears in many places.
- **Important:** Layout components, navigation, form wrappers, data display (Table, List).
- **Nice to have:** Page-level compositions, one-off components.

---

## A3 — Story quality audit

Read **every** existing story file. Evaluate each against the following checklist:

### Structure
- [ ] Default export has `title`, `component`, and (for v7+) `tags: ['autodocs']` so the component page is auto-generated
- [ ] Stories are named exports (CSF3 format preferred over older CSF2 `Template.bind({})` pattern)
- [ ] At least one story per meaningful visual state (default, loading, disabled, error, empty, different sizes/variants)

### Args and controls
- [ ] `args` are defined on stories so Controls panel is usable
- [ ] `argTypes` document non-obvious props (enum options, callback signatures, deprecated props)
- [ ] No hardcoded prop values that should be args — controls should actually control the story

### Interactions
- [ ] Interactive components (forms, dropdowns, modals) have `play` functions demonstrating real usage
- [ ] `play` functions use `@storybook/test` (`userEvent`, `expect`) — not older `@storybook/testing-library` if on v8+

### Documentation
- [ ] Component description is present (JSDoc on the component, or `parameters.docs.description.component`)
- [ ] Complex or non-obvious props have inline descriptions
- [ ] Usage notes or "do / don't" guidance exists for opinionated components

### Design tokens
- [ ] At least one story or MDX page renders the color palette
- [ ] At least one story or MDX page renders the typography scale
- [ ] Spacing, border radius, and shadow scales are documented if custom tokens exist

---

## A4 — MDX documentation pages

Check for MDX files inside `.storybook/` or alongside stories. Flag if missing:

| Page | Why it matters |
|------|---------------|
| Introduction / Getting Started | Orients new contributors and designers |
| Design Tokens (colors, type, spacing) | Makes tokens browsable without reading source |
| Component Guidelines / Do & Don't | Prevents misuse of complex components |
| Changelog / Version history | Tracks breaking changes to the component API |

---

## A5 — Report

Output findings in this format:

```
## Storybook Audit Report

**Storybook version:** X.X
**Framework adapter:** @storybook/xxx — ✅ correct | ⚠️ mismatch | ❌ missing
**Stories found:** X files covering Y of Z components (X% coverage)

---

### ❌ Critical issues (fix first)
- <issue — what it breaks — how to fix>

### ⚠️ Improvements (high value)
- <issue — impact — recommendation>

### 💡 Suggestions (nice to have)
- <suggestion — rationale>

### ✅ Already done well
- <what is working and should be kept>

---

### Coverage gaps
| Component | Priority | Recommended stories |
|-----------|----------|-------------------|
| Button | Critical | Default, Disabled, Loading, all variants × sizes |
| ...       | ...      | ...                |

---

### Recommended next steps (ordered by impact)
1. ...
2. ...
```

---

---

# Section B — Storybook Implementation Plan

*(Run this section only when Storybook is not present)*

---

## B1 — Assess existing documentation

Read all Markdown files found in Step 2b. For each file evaluate:

- **What is documented** — which components, tokens, or guidelines are covered
- **What is missing** — components or tokens with no documentation
- **Quality** — is the content descriptive enough for a developer to use the component correctly, or is it just a list of props?

Also scan component files directly: read 3–5 representative components to understand how they are structured, what props they accept, and what states they support.

---

## B2 — Detect the package manager

Check for lock files at the project root:

- `pnpm-lock.yaml` → `pnpm`
- `bun.lockb` or `bun.lock` → `bun`
- `yarn.lock` → `yarn`
- `package-lock.json` → `npm`

Use the detected package manager in all install commands in the plan below.

---

## B3 — Produce the implementation plan

Output a complete, ordered plan. Every step must be a concrete action — no vague advice.

```
## Design System Documentation Plan

### Context
- **Existing docs:** <list MD files found and summarize what they cover>
- **Documentation gaps:** <what components or tokens have no docs>
- **Package manager:** <detected>
- **Framework:** <detected from AGENTS.md or file scan>

---

### Phase 1 — Install and configure Storybook

**Step 1 — Initialize Storybook**

Run the Storybook CLI initializer (it auto-detects the framework):

\`\`\`bash
<package-manager> dlx storybook@latest init
\`\`\`

> If the framework is not auto-detected correctly, specify it:
> `storybook init --type <react|vue3|angular|svelte|html>`

The initializer will:
- Install `storybook` and the correct framework adapter
- Add `@storybook/addon-essentials`
- Create `.storybook/main.*` and `.storybook/preview.*`
- Create example story files (delete these after confirming setup works)

**Step 2 — Verify the adapter**

Open `.storybook/main.*` and confirm the `framework` field matches the project:
<insert correct adapter for this project's framework here>

**Step 3 — Connect the project's theme and styles**

Edit `.storybook/preview.*` to:
- Import the global CSS / stylesheet entry point so stories render with the project's fonts and resets
- Wrap stories in any required theme provider (e.g., a context provider, a CSS class on the root element)

Example pattern (adapt to the project's actual setup):
\`\`\`ts
// .storybook/preview.ts
import '../src/styles/globals.css'; // or wherever global styles live

export const decorators = [
  (Story) => /* wrap in theme provider if needed */ Story(),
];
\`\`\`

**Step 4 — Configure backgrounds and viewports**

In `.storybook/preview.*`, add the project's real background colors and breakpoints:

\`\`\`ts
export const parameters = {
  backgrounds: {
    default: 'light',
    values: [
      { name: 'light', value: '<page background color from DESIGN.md>' },
      { name: 'dark', value: '<dark background color if applicable>' },
    ],
  },
  viewport: {
    viewports: {
      mobile: { name: 'Mobile', styles: { width: '<sm breakpoint>', height: '812px' } },
      tablet: { name: 'Tablet', styles: { width: '<md breakpoint>', height: '1024px' } },
      desktop: { name: 'Desktop', styles: { width: '<lg breakpoint>', height: '900px' } },
    },
  },
};
\`\`\`

**Step 5 — Install recommended addons**

\`\`\`bash
<package-manager> add -D @storybook/addon-a11y @storybook/addon-interactions @storybook/test
\`\`\`

Register them in `.storybook/main.*` addons array.

---

### Phase 2 — Write stories (priority order)

Write stories for components in this order — highest reuse and visibility first:

**Priority 1 — Core primitives** (cover all variants and states)
<list the core primitive components found in the project: Button, Input, etc.>

For each, create a story file co-located with the component (`Button.stories.ts` next to `Button.*`):
- Default story with args
- One story per major variant (filled, outline, ghost, etc.)
- Disabled state
- Loading / pending state if applicable
- Error state if applicable

**Priority 2 — Composite components** (focus on states and composition)
<list composite components found: Card, Modal, Form, Table, etc.>

- Default / populated story
- Empty state
- Loading state
- Error or validation state

**Priority 3 — Layout and navigation**
<list layout components found: Sidebar, Header, Tabs, etc.>

- Typical use story
- Collapsed / mobile story if responsive

---

### Phase 3 — Document design tokens

Create an MDX file at `.storybook/Introduction.mdx` or `src/stories/DesignTokens.mdx`.

Include:

1. **Colors** — render each color token as a swatch with its name and value
2. **Typography** — render each type scale step as live text
3. **Spacing** — render a visual ruler of the spacing scale
4. **Border radius** — render boxes showing each radius token
5. **Shadows** — render boxes showing each shadow token

Reference the tokens from their actual source (CSS variables, theme object, Tailwind config) — do not hardcode values.

---

### Phase 4 — Improve existing Markdown docs

Based on the review in B1, apply these improvements to existing MD files:

<list specific gaps found — e.g.:
- "DESIGN.md documents colors but lacks typography — add a type scale table"
- "No component-level docs exist — add README.md to Button and Card directories describing props and usage"
- "docs/ui.md has outdated component names — update to match current file structure"
>

---

### Phase 5 — Continuous improvement (ongoing)

- Adopt the **story-first** habit: when a new component is added, its story file is created at the same time
- Add Storybook to CI to catch visual regressions (Chromatic free tier or `test-storybook` for interaction tests)
- When a component's API changes, update its story `args` and `argTypes` in the same PR
```

---

## B4 — Summary to user

After outputting the plan, summarize:

- What documentation currently exists and its quality score (good / partial / missing) per area
- Which phase to tackle first based on the current state
- If `DESIGN.md` was not found: recommend running `/design-expert` first, as it produces the token reference the Storybook plan depends on
- If `AGENTS.md` was not found: recommend running `/init-project` first so the Storybook adapter and install commands can be made fully accurate

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