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replica-design

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Rebuild an app's design system for a clone as tokens and component specs: colour roles, type scale, spacing, radius, shadows and every component with its states, with open icons and fonts instead of the original's assets, checked by a WCAG contrast tool. Use for 'match the design', 'design system', 'get the colours and fonts', 'make it look like X', 'design tokens'; RU: дизайн-система, повтори дизайн, токены, цвета и шрифты как у.

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Reads replica/recon.md and replica/screens/. Writes replica/design/tokens.json (template in this folder), tokens.css, the Tailwind mapping and replica/design/components.md.

python3 contrast.py replica/design/tokens.json

What you rebuild and what you never take

Rebuild the system: roles, scales, patterns, how a form or a modal behaves. Never take logos, icons, illustrations, photos, sounds (use Lucide, Phosphor, Heroicons, Tabler), licensed fonts (use Inter, Geist, IBM Plex, Manrope, PT Sans or Golos for Cyrillic), the copy, or the brand colour: record it as the accent role with a neutral placeholder, /replica-brand picks yours. A signature colour plus a signature layout is trade dress, and it changes before launch.

Fonts for a Russian audience must have full Cyrillic. Check before choosing.

Step 1: measure, do not guess

From the screenshots: colour roles (bg, surface, border, border-input, text, text-muted, accent, on-accent, danger, success, warning: most apps use 5 to 7 greys), the type scale snapped to a scale, spacing on a 4 or 8 base, two or three radii, shadows and motions, layout widths and breakpoints.

Step 2: tokens and contrast

Fill tokens.json, keep the role names, list every text and background pair under pairs, run contrast.py. AA is the floor: 4.5:1 for body text, 3:1 for large text, input borders and focus rings. Fix failures in the tokens, not per component.

Step 3: component specs

One block per component in components.md: variants, sizes, every state (default, hover, active, focus-visible, disabled, loading, error, empty), the tokens, keyboard and screen reader behaviour, which screens use it.

Step 4: primitives in code

Build them once, in isolation (a /design route or Storybook), on an accessible base if the stack has one (Radix, shadcn/ui, React Aria). Screenshot that page: it is the design system check.

Next: /replica-build.

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