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Design kits

A design kit is a complete brand system, not a color palette. It carries everything a coding agent needs to build a product that looks designed: tokens, typography, motifs, constraints, and explicit agent instructions.

What a kit contains

LayerWhat it defines
Color tokens28 semantic roles (background, foreground, primary, card, muted, border, etc.) with light and dark variants
TypographyHeading and body font pairing, type scale, heading transform (uppercase, normal, etc.)
LayoutContainer width, spacing scale, content density
ElevationShadow definitions for layered surfaces
ShapesBorder radius for cards, buttons, inputs, badges
MotifsDistinctive visual patterns that make the design recognizable (gradient accents, geometric overlays, textured backgrounds)
Do's and don'tsExplicit constraints: what to do and what to avoid to keep the design coherent
IconographyIcon style guidance (outlined, filled, duotone, etc.)
ImageryPhotography and illustration direction
Agent rulesInstructions the coding agent follows when using this kit

Browsing kits

The kit gallery shows every available kit with live previews. You can filter by:

From the CLI:

npx identityforge@latest kits list
npx identityforge@latest kits search --style minimal --mood warm

From the MCP server, your agent can call search_kits with the same filters.

Free vs Pro kits

69 kits are free. 10 additional kits are Pro-only ($9/month or $149 lifetime). All export formats work on both tiers. Free kits include the full token set, typography, motifs, and agent rules.

Export formats

Every kit exports in six formats:

Kit structure in DESIGN.md

The DESIGN.md export is the primary agent-facing format. It has sections for:

# Brand identity
## Color system (light + dark tokens)
## Typography (fonts, scale, heading treatment)
## Layout and spacing
## Elevation and shadows
## Shapes and radii
## Motifs and signature elements
## Do's and don'ts
## Iconography
## Imagery direction
## Agent rules

Your coding agent reads this document and applies it across the entire project. The tokens are explicit values, the motifs are described in enough detail to reproduce, and the do's/don'ts are constraints the agent treats as hard rules.