Designers the world over spend countless hours creating design specs to hand off component and page designs to developers, concentrating on things like "What's it include?", "How does it vary?" , and "How do things fit together?". It took a seasoned, efficient designer 2-4 hours to produce that for one component. Nathan wrote a plugin that produces that same output in 2-4 seconds. Given that 1,000s of designers toil doing this for 10s/100s of components, I sought to save our industry 1,000,000 hours or more.

Design handoffs often resemble archaeological expeditions, with developers spending valuable time excavating specifications from complex design files, but this plugin transforms that process by automatically surfacing critical implementation details. The tool addresses a fundamental scaling problem where sophisticated design systems—incorporating complex theming, accessibility requirements, and composable architectures—create widening gaps between design intent and implementation. Teams report significant improvements in development velocity and consistency, as developers now receive clear, actionable documentation alongside design assets instead of interrupting designers with specification questions or making implementation assumptions. This proves especially valuable for enterprise teams managing design systems across multiple platforms and product generations, where precision in component specifications directly impacts long-term maintainability, essentially eliminating a common bottleneck in the design-to-code workflow and allowing teams to focus their energy on crafting better user experiences rather than deciphering design intent.