Turn a design system or design reference into a reusable pack and portable skill. Use when extracting visual language from docs, PDFs, or curated design sources into a build/style/audit workflow.
Scanned 9/10/2026
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name: design-source-pack
description: "Turn a design system or design reference into a reusable pack and portable skill. Use when extracting visual language from docs, PDFs, or curated design sources into a build/style/audit workflow."
scope: harness
invocation: ability
---
# Design Source Pack
Use this skill when the task is to convert a design reference into a reusable skill and reference pack.
## Focus
- Treat design systems as reusable packs.
- Extract a compact visual language, not a giant asset dump.
- Keep the workflow build -> style -> audit.
- Use `DESIGN.md`-style source of truth when available.
## Output
- Portable design skill notes.
- Reusable design-system summary.
- Audit criteria and usage rules.
## Rules
- Keep the pack concise.
- Prefer stable design archetypes over one-off visuals.
- Preserve compatibility with multiple agent surfaces.
## Session Notes
- 2026-06-16 — Converts a design reference (docs, PDFs, curated sources) into a reusable skill and reference pack for build/style/audit workflows; reach for it when extracting visual language from a design system.
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