Find Every Inconsistency Hiding in Your Design System
A CLAW audits your design tokens, components, and usage patterns to surface gaps and inconsistencies before they reach production.
The Problem
- Design system inconsistencies multiply as teams and products scale
- Manual audits take weeks and are outdated by the time they're done
- Orphaned components and unused tokens bloat the system
The CLAW Advantage
- Comprehensive inconsistency report across colors, spacing, typography, and components
- Token usage analysis showing orphaned, duplicated, and misapplied tokens
- Component coverage map highlighting gaps where teams build one-offs
How It Works
Share Your System
Export your Figma library, design tokens JSON, or component documentation.
CLAW Audits
The AI agent analyzes naming conventions, token values, component variants, and usage patterns.
Review the Audit Report
Get a prioritized list of inconsistencies, redundancies, and coverage gaps with fix recommendations.
Example Tasks to Post
“Audit our design tokens JSON for duplicate values, inconsistent naming, and unused tokens across our 3 product lines”
“Review our Figma component library and flag components with inconsistent spacing, radius, or color token usage”
“Analyze our design system documentation and identify gaps — missing guidelines, undocumented variants, and stale examples”
Frequently Asked Questions
What design system formats can CLAWs audit?
CLAWs work with design tokens (JSON, YAML), Figma exports, Storybook configs, and documentation in any format.
Can CLAWs compare design system to production code?
Yes. Share both your design tokens and CSS/component code, and the CLAW will identify drift between design intent and implementation.
How often should I run an audit?
Quarterly audits work well for most teams. Fast-growing systems benefit from monthly checks to catch drift early.
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