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Comprehensive markdown reference extracted from privy-next-starter that Claude can consume as design system context. Includes copy-pasteable templates (globals.css, tailwind.config.js, layout.tsx), exact color hex values, component patterns with JSX snippets, and layout recipes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> Committed-By-Agent: claude
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One nit but otherwise, great! 👏🏼
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| ## 1. Overview & Usage | ||
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| Include this document as context in your prompt alongside feature docs. Tell Claude: "Use this Privy design skill for the UI." The result will be a demo app that matches Privy's visual identity — colors, fonts, component patterns, and layout — without manually specifying design tokens each time. |
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[nit] At least in the privy repo, I find it hard to discover all the different Markdown files we have for me to read myself. But it's nice to see the skills available in the Claude Code CLI after typing "/" (which I believe we get as a result of writing .claude/commands/command-name-here.md and .claude/skills/skill-name-here/SKILL.md. Regardless, I think this will be super helpful, and maybe this file can be mentioned in the README? I'm new to the examples repo, so I trust whatever you think is best!
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Sync chat with @meg-mehta we should move this to monorepo, don't want people copying Privy UI to build non privy things |
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PRIVY_DESIGN_SKILL.md, a comprehensive design language reference for Claude extracted fromprivy-next-starterTest plan
privy-next-starter/src/app/globals.css🤖 Generated with Claude Code