high-plains-drifter
Align Figma designs with real Storybook components instead of inventing new ones
Align Figma designs with real Storybook components instead of inventing new ones
high-plains-drifter maps a Figma frame or exploratory React code onto an existing Storybook component library. Its Build and Align modes record component decisions, flag elements with no match, and use type checks, linting, and rendered screenshots to enforce the mechanical constraints. Ambiguous design choices remain visible for human judgment rather than being silently turned into new components.
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Build scroll-driven 3D websites from tested templates and reusable creative-development patterns.
Preview visual directions first, then let Claude build the selected website.
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Public GitHub facts last synced Jul 10, 2026.
Replicate a mobile UI screenshot as an interactive, styled HTML demo.
Create and maintain Storybook stories for React, Vue, and Svelte components.