Qt Figma Component Generation

Pull design tokens, text styles, and variables directly from Figma into a structured design-tokens.json and QML Theme singleton. This skill maps Figma variables to Qt types, handles multi-mode systems, and generates production-ready QML files including color primitives, typography scales, and spacing tokens—no manual conversion needed.

Qt UI Design guides you through building interfaces for Qt/QML projects across desktop, web, and embedded platforms. It walks you through target platform, screen geometry, design system selection, and content hierarchy before you start, then applies established UX principles—layout, typography, motion, and interaction patterns—to keep your design coherent and usable.

This skill streamlines the design-to-code workflow by connecting directly to Figma, extracting design tokens and component patterns, then auditing your codebase for alignment. It generates phased implementation plans with task breakdowns and acceptance criteria, cutting handoff time from hours to minutes.

Qt Qml enforces structural and stylistic conventions for QML development, covering file organization, import scoping, control selection, component loading, binding patterns, and layout management. Apply it when producing or examining QML source code—not for conceptual questions alone. The skill guides you toward cleaner, more maintainable UI code by flagging violations silently during reviews and keeping generated code concise and rule-aligned.

Build production-ready design systems in Figma by orchestrating multi-phase workflows that extract tokens from code, create variable foundations, construct components with proper variant sets, and document design principles. Works alongside the figma-use skill to enforce quality patterns from real-world systems.

Qt Cmake Project helps you create and maintain Qt 6 projects using CMake, handling executable targets, libraries, QML modules, and resource configuration. It enforces modern CMake best practices and Qt 6 conventions to prevent common build mistakes.