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Consume Spectra design tokens correctly. Use when styling any UI — picking a color, spacing, radius, shadow, z-index, or duration — to reference tokens instead of hardcoding values, in React/Chakra or Svelte or plain CSS.
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Kurulum
ÖnerilenTek komut — ajanınız otomatik olarak devreye alır.
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Manuel Kurulum
Daha fazla adımDosyayı indirin ve ajanınızın sistem istemine yapıştırın.
Skill detayları
Versiyonv1.0.0
YazarAstronomer
Kategoridesign
Skill IDastronomer/spectra/skills/spectra-tokens
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