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design-from-app

Rebuild the look of an app the user likes as a native SwiftUI design kit, by measuring its screenshots (sizes, spacing, type, colors, icons), building its parts, and comparing pixel by pixel until they match. Use when the user names an app whose look they want, shares screenshots of one, or says "make it look like X".

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# Design from app

Look at an app, measure it, and rebuild its design system in SwiftUI. The
result is a design kit (`design-kit` skill) with the reference app's
numbers, and one reference screen that matches the screenshot.

Guessing gets close. Measuring gets it right. Two scripts do the
measuring, next to this skill:

- `scripts/measure.swift`: sizes, positions, text heights, and colors from
  a screenshot.
- `scripts/compare.swift`: a side-by-side, a diff, and the share of pixels
  that differ.
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