/design:import
Bring an existing design into Maude. `--reconstruct <image>` (T15, experimental) turns a Figma-frame PNG export into a real, token-styled canvas via a Bash-free vision-authoring + reality-check loop (DDR-174). Token files and brand material have their own dedicated entry points — see Notes below.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Command | /design:import |
| Category | daily (daily) |
| Argument hint | --reconstruct <image-path> [--name \"<title>\"] [--into <canvas-path>] [--rounds N] |
| Source | plugins/design/commands/import.md |
Description
Bring an existing design into Maude. --reconstruct <image> (T15, experimental) turns a Figma-frame PNG export into a real, token-styled canvas via a Bash-free vision-authoring + reality-check loop (DDR-174). Token files and brand material have their own dedicated entry points — see Notes below.
Invocation
/design:import --reconstruct <image-path> [--name \"<title>\"] [--into <canvas-path>] [--rounds N]Summary
/design:import is the umbrella entry point for migration-ingestion work (plan feature-onboarding-and-design-system-migration, Phase 3–4). Today it implements exactly one mode:
Source of truth
/design:help
List all design commands grouped by category.
/design:new
Create a new multi-artboard canvas project via frontend-design — generic envelope adapted to .design/config.json. Default = --perfect (8 iter, full panel, target 4.5/5). Opt out via --quick or --no-critic. Opt out of the DS via --opt-out=palette|aesthetic|full.