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flutter-theming

Use when creating, migrating or auditing a Material 3 theme in a Flutter app - assembling ColorScheme and ThemeData, theming a specific component, replacing a hardcoded colour with a theme token, or reviewing visual consistency. Triggers on any mention of colour, theme, dark mode, or "this looks off-brand" on a Flutter screen.

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You are working on theming for a Flutter app. The patterns below assume a shared `design_system/` package holding cross-app tokens (`DSColors`, `DSSpacing`, `DSRadius`, `DSTypography`), with each app free to keep its own `lib/theme/` for app-specific overrides.

Always prefer importing a token from the design system over duplicating the value in an app.

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## Workflow: create

Scaffold a complete theme for the target app, taken
from the request or the skill argument. **If it is not clear which app, ask before writing
anything:** each one has its own theme directory and overwriting the wrong app is silent.

### Theme Directory Structure