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Implement reference architecture for Anima design-to-code automation. Use when designing a design system automation pipeline, structuring a Figma-to-React project, or planning team-scale design handoff. Trigger with: "anima architecture", "design-to-code architecture", "anima project structure", "figma automation architecture".

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# Anima Reference Architecture

## Overview

This architecture separates design-source intake, authenticated code generation, deterministic post-processing, and reviewed delivery. It is intended for repeatable Figma-to-code pipelines where each run is bounded to approved files and nodes, produces inspectable artifacts, and can be stopped or rolled back without exposing design content or credentials.

## Prerequisites

- Define the target framework, repository layout, supported Anima/Figma SDK versions, and the owner who approves generated changes. Pin dependencies and create a sandbox Figma file with synthetic components for pipeline tests.
- Obtain Figma and Anima credentials through the deployment secret manager, using least-privilege scopes and short-lived credentials where supported. Validate the configured Figma webhook passcode before accepting events; never commit, print, or place tokens in generated code, cache files, pull requests, or receipts.
- Establish allowlists for Figma file IDs, node IDs, webhook sources, output repositories, and branch names. Define retention and deletion rules for source snapshots, generated output, and logs before enabling automation.
- Prepare a dry-run mode, an artifact-diff gate, a staged canary environment, and a rollback reference to the last approved generated revision. Do not allow a webhook to publish directly to production.

## System Architecture
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