AI-powered design token linting with zeroheight MCP | Demo
We just shipped MCP token linting tools for zeroheight — and they change how you keep AI-generated code aligned with your design system.
Instead of manually hunting for hard-coded values like #F03E3E or 16px, you can now lint your code directly against your token sets in zeroheight and get suggested replacements instantly — or auto-apply them.
🔍 What it does: • Scans code for hard-coded colors and spacing values • Compares them against your linked zeroheight token sets • Flags violations with the closest matching token • Auto-applies fixes before you merge
⚙️ How to set it up:
- Go to Styleguide Settings → MCP and Markdown
- Link one or more token sets
- In your MCP client (e.g. Cursor), ask it to “lint this code using zeroheight”
This helps to close the loop on AI-generated code: generate → lint → fix → ship.
📖 Learn more: https://help.zeroheight.com/hc/en-us/articles/43780251357979-Using-the-remote-zeroheight-MCP-server
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