Design Token Bridge Mcp
Sync and translate design tokens between Tailwind, Figma, CSS, Material 3, and SwiftUI while building multi-surface products.
Overview
Design Token Bridge MCP is a Build-phase Developer Tools MCP server that translates design tokens between Tailwind, Figma, CSS, Material 3, and SwiftUI for multi-platform UI work.
What is this MCP server?
- Cross-format token translation: Tailwind, Figma, CSS, Material 3, and SwiftUI
- npm stdio MCP package `design-token-bridge-mcp` v1.0.2
- Reduces hand-copy drift between design tools and codebases
- Fits agent-assisted refactors when rebranding or adopting Material 3
- Version 1.0.2 npm package identifier `design-token-bridge-mcp` with stdio transport
- Supported format targets listed: Tailwind, Figma, CSS, Material 3, SwiftUI
- Repository: github.com/kenneives/design-token-bridge-mcp
Community signal: 2 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Solo builders lose days keeping the same colors, spacing, and typography consistent when tokens live in Figma, Tailwind, CSS, Material 3, and SwiftUI separately.
Who is it for?
Indie teams shipping web plus iOS (or Material 3) who want agent help during design-system migrations and token refactors.
Skip if: Projects with a single ad-hoc CSS file and no shared tokens, or teams expecting automated Figma layout composition without token discipline.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After install, your agent can convert and align design tokens across those formats so frontend and mobile code track one system.
- Translated token artifacts across supported stacks (Tailwind, CSS, M3, SwiftUI, Figma-oriented outputs per tool behavior
- Reduced manual copy-paste when aligning multi-surface branding
- Agent-driven token refactor steps you can commit into frontend and mobile repos
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Journey fit
Token translation is core Build work when implementing UI across web and native clients from a single design system. Frontend is the canonical shelf because the server targets styling systems (Tailwind, CSS, M3) and SwiftUI exports designers and devs use during implementation.
How it compares
Design-token format bridge MCP, not a full UI component generator or generic screenshot-to-code skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is io.github.kenneives/design-token-bridge-mcp for?
Frontend and mobile solo builders maintaining design systems who need MCP-assisted token conversion between Figma, Tailwind, CSS, Material 3, and SwiftUI.
When should I use io.github.kenneives/design-token-bridge-mcp?
Use it during Build when syncing a rebrand, adopting Material 3, or exporting tokens from Figma into Tailwind, CSS, or SwiftUI implementations.
How do I add io.github.kenneives/design-token-bridge-mcp to my agent?
Install npm package `design-token-bridge-mcp` v1.0.2, register it as a stdio MCP server in your agent host, then invoke token translation tools from your design token sources.