Devourer

Devourer

Devourer is a color-to-component generator that transforms color palettes into production-ready, themed UI components.

Overview

Devourer accepts color palettes (from Hexed or any source) and returns complete, themed component code ready for use in React, Vue, or HTML+CSS projects. The output includes variants, states, accessibility features, and TypeScript types.

This skill does not generate color palettes or design systems. It only produces UI components from existing color systems.

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When to Use This Skill

Use Devourer when the user:

• Requests UI components styled with specific colors
• Wants to generate themed components from Hexed output
• Needs buttons, inputs, cards, or other components with custom theming
• Asks for component code in React, Vue, or HTML+CSS
• Mentions terms like: "themed component", "styled button", "component theme", "UI components"

Example triggers:

• "Create a button using these colors"
• "Generate a themed card component from my Hexed palette"
• "Build me input fields styled with this color system"
• "Make a modal component in Vue with these colors"

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What Devourer Produces

Given a color palette, Devourer produces production-ready component code including:

1. Multiple variants: Primary, secondary, outline, ghost, link
2. Interactive states: Hover, active, focus, disabled
3. Size options: xs, sm, md, lg, xl
4. Accessibility features: WCAG compliance, ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation
5. TypeScript types: Full type safety for React/Vue components
6. Usage examples: Code samples showing how to use the component

The output is copy-paste ready and follows framework best practices.

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Usage Instructions

Step 1: Parse Color Input

Accept color palettes in multiple formats:

From Hexed output: \\\`python import json

Load Hexed color system

with open('/mnt/user-data/uploads/color-system.json', 'r') as f: hexed_output = json.load(f)

Extract colors

primary = hexedoutput['colors']['core']['primary']['hex'] secondary = hexedoutput['colors']['core']['secondary']['hex'] neutrals = hexed_output['colors']['neutrals']['ramp'] \\\`

From direct hex values: \\\python colors = { 'primary': '#3B82F6', 'secondary': '#8B5CF6', 'accent': '#EC4899' } \\\

Step 2: Generate State Variants

Use the color utilities to create hover, active, and disabled states:

\\\`python import sys sys.path.append('/mnt/skills/user/devourer')

from scripts.colorutils import generatestatevariants, getcontrast_ratio

Generate variants

primaryvariants = generatestate_variants('#3B82F6')

Returns: {'default': '#3B82F6', 'hover': '...', 'active': '...', 'disabled': '...'}

Check accessibility

contrast = getcontrastratio('#3B82F6', '#FFFFFF')

Returns: 4.5 (for WCAG AA compliance)

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Step 3: Generate Component Code

Create the component in the requested framework:

React Example: \\\`typescript import React from 'react';

interface ButtonProps { variant?: 'primary' | 'secondary' | 'outline' | 'ghost'; size?: 'sm' | 'md' | 'lg'; children: React.ReactNode; }

export const Button: React.FC = ({ variant = 'primary', size = 'md', children, ...props }) => { // Component implementation with proper theming }; \\\`

Vue Example: \\\`vue

interface Props { variant?: 'primary' | 'secondary' size?: 'sm' | 'md' | 'lg' }

const props = withDefaults(defineProps(), { variant: 'primary', size: 'md' })

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Step 4: Save and Present Outputs

Save component code to \/mnt/user-data/outputs/\ so the user can access it:

\\\`python

Save component

with open('/mnt/user-data/outputs/Button.tsx', 'w') as f: f.write(button_code)

Save theme tokens

with open('/mnt/user-data/outputs/theme.css', 'w') as f: f.write(css_variables)

Save TypeScript types

with open('/mnt/user-data/outputs/types.ts', 'w') as f: f.write(type_definitions) \\\`

Then use \present_files\ to share them with the user.

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Component Types

Devourer supports these component categories:

Interactive

• Button: All variants, loading states, icon support
• Input: Text, email, password with validation states
• Select: Dropdown with custom styling
• Checkbox/Radio: Custom styled with accessibility
• Switch: Toggle with smooth animations
• Slider: Range input with value display

Container

• Card: Elevated, outlined, filled variants
• Modal: Overlay with focus trap
• Panel: Collapsible sections
• Alert: Success, warning, error, info types

Navigation

• NavBar: Horizontal/vertical layouts
• Tabs: Multiple style variants
• Breadcrumb: With separators
• Pagination: Numbered navigation

Data Display

• Table: Sortable headers, row actions
• Badge: Status indicators
• Avatar: With fallback states
• Progress: Linear and circular

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Output Structure

Each component includes:

\\\`typescript // 1. TypeScript interface interface ComponentProps { variant?: string; size?: string; // ... other props }

// 2. Component implementation export const Component: React.FC = ({ variant = 'primary', size = 'md', ...props }) => { // Styled implementation with proper theming };

// 3. Usage example

Content

\\\`

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Framework Patterns

React (TypeScript)

• Functional components with hooks
• Proper prop types and interfaces
• Ref forwarding where needed
• Event handler typing

Vue 3 (Composition API)

• \\ syntax
• TypeScript interfaces
• Emits and props typing
• Slot support

HTML + CSS

• Semantic HTML structure
• CSS custom properties for theming
• BEM naming convention
• No framework dependencies

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Best Practices

1. Always validate color input - Check for valid hex values or Hexed structure
2. Check WCAG contrast ratios - Use \get_contrast_ratio()\ to verify accessibility
3. Generate state variants - Use \generate_state_variants()\ for consistent theming
4. Include accessibility features - ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation, focus management
5. Provide usage examples - Show the user how to use the component
6. Save outputs to \/mnt/user-data/outputs/\ so users can download them

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Example Workflow

User: "Create a button component using my Hexed colors"

Claude response pattern:

1. Parse Hexed color system or hex values
2. Generate state variants for hover/active/disabled
3. Check WCAG contrast compliance
4. Generate component code in requested framework (default: React)
5. Include TypeScript types and props interface
6. Add usage example
7. Save to \/mnt/user-data/outputs/Button.tsx\
8. Use \present_files\ to share the file

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Limitations

• Components are single-file (CSS/JS inline for React/Vue)
• Does not generate color palettes (use Hexed for that)
• No state management or routing included
• Each component request is independent
• Default framework is React if not specified

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Technical Details

Color Algorithm:

1. Parse color input (Hexed JSON, hex array, or named colors)
2. Map colors to component roles (primary, secondary, accent, neutrals)
3. Generate state variants using lightness adjustment
4. Calculate WCAG contrast ratios for text/background pairs
5. Apply colors to component styles with proper fallbacks

Accessibility:

• WCAG AA contrast ratio: 4.5:1 (normal text), 3:1 (large text)
• WCAG AAA contrast ratio: 7:1 (normal text), 4.5:1 (large text)
• Full keyboard navigation support
• Screen reader compatible with ARIA attributes
• Focus management and visual indicators

Dependencies:

• Pillow for color manipulation
• No runtime dependencies for generated components

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Troubleshooting

"Invalid color format": Check that hex values start with # and are 6 characters. Hexed output should be JSON with proper structure.

"Contrast too low": Colors may not meet WCAG standards. Suggest darker foreground or lighter background colors.

"Component not rendering": Check framework-specific requirements (React imports, Vue setup syntax).

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Reference Files

• \references/component_patterns.md\ - Detailed implementation patterns for each component type
• \assets/theme-template.css\ - Complete CSS custom properties template
• \assets/types-template.ts\ - TypeScript type definitions for all component props
• \scripts/color_utils.py\ - Color variant generation and WCAG contrast utilities

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Created by Heathen (x.com/heathenft)

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: LoserLab
• Source: LoserLab/devourer
• License: MIT
• Homepage: https://x.com/heathenft

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.