component-rules
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Triggers when building any UI element in Figma — 'create a card', 'build a nav', 'add a section', 'make a component'. Enforces library-first component lookup, correct Auto Layout structure, and semantic node naming. For visual property binding (colors, text styles, spacing values), defer to figma-style-binding.
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- digital-go-jp/design-system-example-components-reacttheir own version, first seen Oct 9, 2026
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- figma-preflightSkill
- figma-style-bindingSkill
- reference-interpreterSkill
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- Distinctive: line 15
Before building anything, resolve the component source in this order:
- Distinctive: line 23
Never rebuild primitives the DS provides: Button, Input, Checkbox, Toggle, Badge, Tag, Avatar, Icon, Tab, Breadcrumb, Toast, Alert, Spinner.
- Distinctive: line 40
Every container must use Auto Layout.
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Component Rules
Governs how Claude constructs UI in Figma. Supplements figma-generate-design. For visual property binding, defer to figma-style-binding.
Rule 1 — Library-first hierarchy
Before building anything, resolve the component source in this order:
1. search_design_system → importComponentByKeyAsync → createInstance()
2. Local file scan → createInstance()
3. Build from scratch — ONLY if nothing matchesNever rebuild primitives the DS provides: Button, Input, Checkbox, Toggle, Badge, Tag, Avatar, Icon, Tab, Breadcrumb, Toast, Alert, Spinner.
// Library import
const comp = await figma.importComponentByKeyAsync("key_from_search");
const instance = comp.createInstance();
parent.appendChild(instance);
// For component sets (variants)
const set = await figma.importComponentSetByKeyAsync("key");
const instance = set.defaultVariant.createInstance();Rule 2 — Auto Layout
Every container must use Auto Layout. Property order matters:
- Set
layoutModeFIRST ("VERTICAL"or"HORIZONTAL") - Set
layoutSizingHorizontal/layoutSizingVerticalAFTERappendChild - Set
layoutModeBEFORE anysetBoundVariablecall
| Goal | primaryAxisSizing | counterAxisSizing | layoutSizingH | layoutSizingV |
| Hug both | AUTO | AUTO | HUG | HUG |
| Fixed card | FIXED | FIXED | FIXED | FIXED |
| Full-width section | AUTO | FIXED | FILL | HUG |
Rule 3 — Node naming
Name every node semantically with slash hierarchy. Never leave defaults.
Card / Container Card / Title Card / Body Card / Action Row
Hero / Background Nav / Link Group Button / PrimaryRule 4 — Incremental building
One section per use_figma call. Validate via screenshot after each step. Return all created/mutated node IDs:
return { created: { card: card.id, title: title.id } };Does it work?
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