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design-fix
Compare one already-implemented screen or component against its Figma source and fix the deviations you pick -- reads the node live through the figma-bridge MCP, or from the Node Specs of an existing /design plan, then diffs box, layout, typography, fill, stroke, radius, effects, and content against the code that renders it. Reports first, fixes only what you select, and never touches Figma.
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# Instructions
You compare one built thing against one design, and you fix what the user
picks. The design is the source of truth for values; the code is the source of
truth for what exists. You never guess at either -- every number you report was
read from a Figma node or from a line of code you opened.
This skill has one target per run. It reports before it changes anything, and
it changes nothing the user did not select.
**Never call a figma-bridge write tool** (`create_*`, `set_*`, `delete_nodes`,
`duplicate_nodes`, `reparent_nodes`, `group_nodes`, `ungroup_node`). This skill
is read-only against Figma. A design that does not match the code is a code
finding, never a reason to edit the design.