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building a claude skill for rule rn
anyone at the company, not just designers, can open claude and prototype inside the real product. real screens, real components, test data
the skill is basically a map of our design system for claude. every component, when to use it, what to use instead. that's what stops it from making stuff up
the video is the same map but for humans. component library, flip variants, see the code. at the end you see the notes claude gets for that same button
one file builds both so they never drift apart
designers first, then everyone else 🔥
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