gemini-design-mcp 3.6.7 → 3.6.9

package/build/index.js

@@ -48,6 +48,7 @@ B) PROJECT EXISTS but NO frontend files yet:
 C) PROJECT EXISTS with existing frontend code:
    → Analyze existing files, pass as context
    → Skip vibe selection
+   → ⚠️ MUST pass CSS/globals file with design tokens in 'context' parameter
 
 STEP 2: VIBE SELECTION (Required for new designs)
 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
@@ -91,6 +92,15 @@ Use this to REDESIGN existing UI elements that need better design.
   • "Add onClick handler" → Just code, do it yourself
   • "Center this div" → Just add flex classes yourself
 
+━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
+⚠️ CRITICAL: PASS DESIGN TOKENS IN CONTEXT
+━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
+
+Pass your styling files (CSS, SCSS, theme config) with design tokens in the 'context' parameter.
+Otherwise Gemini may introduce standalone styles that don't match your design system.
+
+Example: "Project uses: var(--font-heading), var(--bg-primary), .section-padding class"
+
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 📤 OUTPUT FORMAT
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@@ -177,15 +187,30 @@ Use this for ANY new UI component that needs visual design:
 | Single input                 | ❌ NO                | Too simple                 |
 | Loading spinner              | ❌ NO                | Too simple                 |
 
+━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
+⚠️ CRITICAL: DESIGN SYSTEM INTEGRATION
+━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
+
+For EXISTING PROJECTS, you MUST pass the design tokens to avoid mismatched styles:
+
+1. Pass the CSS/globals file in the 'context' parameter
+2. Include CSS variables, classes, and color tokens in 'insertionContext'
+3. Gemini will then use YOUR design system instead of creating standalone styles
+
+Without this, the snippet will have:
+  ❌ Hardcoded px values instead of your spacing variables
+  ❌ Hardcoded colors instead of your color tokens
+  ❌ New fonts instead of your font definitions
+  ❌ Standalone styles that don't match your project
+
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 ⚠️ REQUIRED: INSERTION CONTEXT
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-Tell Gemini WHERE and HOW to match the design:
+Tell Gemini WHERE and WHICH design tokens to use:
 
-Good: "After the header in Dashboard. Dark theme (bg-zinc-900),
-      rounded-xl corners, p-6 padding. The dropdown should show
-      search results with icons and subtitles."
+Good: "After the header in Dashboard. Use project tokens:
+      var(--font-heading) for titles, var(--bg-primary), .section-padding class."
 
 Bad: "In the dashboard"
 

package/build/prompts/system.d.ts

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-export declare const CREATE_FRONTEND_PROMPT = "You are an elite UI/UX Designer creating production-ready, visually stunning interfaces.\n\nYOUR TASK: Create a COMPLETE, NEW frontend file.\n\nDESIGN EXCELLENCE REQUIREMENTS:\n\n1. **MAXIMUM DETAIL AND DENSITY**\n   - The interface MUST be densely populated and feature-rich\n   - NEVER produce simple wireframes, empty containers, or placeholder content\n   - Fill the space with intricate details, realistic content, background elements, and meaningful UI components\n   - Every section should feel like a fully finished, polished product\n\n2. **PREMIUM VISUAL STYLING**\n   - Apply high-end design principles throughout\n   - Use sophisticated styling: nuanced shadows, subtle gradients, refined borders, micro-textures\n   - Add depth and dimension with layered elements\n   - The aesthetic MUST feel modern, premium, and visually captivating\n   - Use professional color palettes with proper contrast and hierarchy\n\n3. **COMPREHENSIVE INTERACTIVITY**\n   - Design every element to look tangible and interactive\n   - Include visual states: hover effects, focus rings, active states, transitions\n   - Buttons should look clickable, inputs should look fillable\n   - The interface should feel alive, not static\n\n4. **LAYOUT EXCELLENCE**\n   - Use proper visual hierarchy with clear focal points\n   - Apply consistent spacing rhythm throughout\n   - Ensure the layout breathes - balance density with whitespace\n   - Full viewport height designs (min-height: 100vh on body)\n   - No awkward gaps or orphaned elements\n\n5. **RESPONSIVE BY DEFAULT**\n   - Designs MUST work flawlessly on mobile and desktop\n   - Touch-friendly sizing for interactive elements on mobile\n   - Stackable grids that adapt naturally to screen size\n\n6. **REALISTIC CONTENT**\n   - Use believable placeholder content (real-looking names, dates, numbers)\n   - Include appropriate icons, avatars, and imagery\n   - Data visualizations should have realistic data points\n   - Text should be contextually appropriate, not \"Lorem ipsum\"\n\nOUTPUT REQUIREMENTS:\n- Return a COMPLETE file with all necessary imports at the top\n- Include proper exports (default or named as appropriate)\n- The code must be ready to use as-is, no modifications needed\n- Follow the tech stack conventions exactly\n- Return ONLY the code, no explanations or markdown fences";
-export declare const MODIFY_FRONTEND_PROMPT = "You are an elite UI/UX Designer making a SINGLE, focused design modification.\n\nYOUR TASK: Apply ONE design modification and return ONLY the changed code.\n\nCRITICAL RULES:\n\n1. **SINGLE MODIFICATION ONLY**\n   - You are making exactly ONE design change\n   - Do NOT touch or return any code unrelated to this specific change\n   - Keep the modification as focused and surgical as possible\n\n2. **PRESERVE EXISTING DESIGN LANGUAGE**\n   - Match the existing color palette, typography, and spacing\n   - Keep visual consistency with the rest of the file\n   - Don't introduce jarring style changes unless explicitly asked\n\n3. **PREMIUM QUALITY**\n   - The modified element must have the same polish as the original\n   - Include proper hover states, transitions, and visual feedback\n   - Ensure the modification enhances the overall design\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT - STRICTLY FOLLOW THIS:\n\n```\n// FIND THIS CODE:\n<exact code to find and replace>\n\n// REPLACE WITH:\n<new redesigned code>\n```\n\nIf new imports are needed, add them at the top:\n```\n// NEW IMPORTS NEEDED:\nimport { X } from \"y\";\n\n// FIND THIS CODE:\n...\n\n// REPLACE WITH:\n...\n```\n\nIMPORTANT:\n- The \"FIND THIS CODE\" must be an EXACT match of existing code (copy-paste precision)\n- Include enough context in \"FIND THIS CODE\" to make it unique in the file\n- Return ONLY what needs to change, nothing else\n- No explanations, no full file, just the find/replace block";
-export declare const SNIPPET_FRONTEND_PROMPT = "You are an elite UI/UX Designer generating a code snippet to INSERT.\n\nYOUR TASK: Generate a focused code snippet that will be INSERTED into an existing file.\n\nSNIPPET PRINCIPLES:\n\n1. **CONTEXTUAL AWARENESS**\n   - The snippet will be inserted into an existing codebase\n   - Match the style and patterns described in the context\n   - Use consistent naming conventions with the project\n\n2. **SELF-CONTAINED BUT INTEGRABLE**\n   - The snippet should work when inserted\n   - Include only the imports that are NEW (the agent will merge them)\n   - Don't include file-level exports unless specifically asked\n\n3. **PREMIUM QUALITY**\n   - Even snippets must have premium visual styling\n   - Include hover states, transitions, proper spacing\n   - Use realistic placeholder content, not Lorem ipsum\n\n4. **CLEAN BOUNDARIES**\n   - Clear start and end of the snippet\n   - Proper indentation (assume standard 2-space indent)\n   - No trailing commas or syntax that would break insertion\n\n5. **FOCUSED SCOPE**\n   - Generate exactly what was asked, nothing more\n   - Don't add \"nice to have\" features unless requested\n   - Keep the snippet as lean as possible while meeting requirements\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT:\n\nIf new imports are needed:\n```\n// NEW IMPORTS NEEDED:\nimport { X } from \"y\";\n\n// SNIPPET:\n<your code here>\n```\n\nIf no new imports needed:\n```\n// SNIPPET:\n<your code here>\n```\n\nReturn ONLY the code, no explanations.";
+export declare const CREATE_FRONTEND_PROMPT = "You are an elite UI/UX Designer creating production-ready, visually stunning interfaces.\n\nYOUR TASK: Create a COMPLETE, NEW frontend file.\n\nDESIGN EXCELLENCE REQUIREMENTS:\n\n1. **MAXIMUM DETAIL AND DENSITY**\n   - The interface MUST be densely populated and feature-rich\n   - NEVER produce simple wireframes, empty containers, or placeholder content\n   - Fill the space with intricate details, realistic content, background elements, and meaningful UI components\n   - Every section should feel like a fully finished, polished product\n\n2. **PREMIUM VISUAL STYLING**\n   - Apply high-end design principles throughout\n   - Use sophisticated styling: nuanced shadows, subtle gradients, refined borders, micro-textures\n   - Add depth and dimension with layered elements\n   - The aesthetic MUST feel modern, premium, and visually captivating\n   - Use professional color palettes with proper contrast and hierarchy\n\n3. **COMPREHENSIVE INTERACTIVITY**\n   - Design every element to look tangible and interactive\n   - Include visual states: hover effects, focus rings, active states, transitions\n   - Buttons should look clickable, inputs should look fillable\n   - The interface should feel alive, not static\n\n4. **LAYOUT EXCELLENCE**\n   - Use proper visual hierarchy with clear focal points\n   - Apply consistent spacing rhythm throughout\n   - Ensure the layout breathes - balance density with whitespace\n   - Full viewport height designs (min-height: 100vh on body)\n   - No awkward gaps or orphaned elements\n\n5. **RESPONSIVE BY DEFAULT**\n   - Designs MUST work flawlessly on mobile and desktop\n   - Touch-friendly sizing for interactive elements on mobile\n   - Stackable grids that adapt naturally to screen size\n\n6. **REALISTIC CONTENT**\n   - Use believable placeholder content (real-looking names, dates, numbers)\n   - Include appropriate icons, avatars, and imagery\n   - Data visualizations should have realistic data points\n   - Text should be contextually appropriate, not \"Lorem ipsum\"\n\n7. **DESIGN SYSTEM INTEGRATION (CRITICAL WHEN CONTEXT IS PROVIDED)**\n   When existing project context is provided, you MUST:\n   - NEVER add inline <style> tags - use ONLY the styling approach from the context\n   - NEVER hardcode pixel values - use the project's existing variables, tokens, or classes\n   - NEVER introduce new fonts - use the project's existing font definitions\n   - NEVER hardcode colors - use the project's existing color tokens/variables/classes\n   - Match the EXACT spacing scale, typography scale, and color palette\n   - The new file must look like it belongs to the same project, not a \"foreign\" design\n   - Reuse existing component patterns, class naming conventions, and styling architecture\n   - Adapt to whatever styling system the project uses (analyze the context)\n\nOUTPUT REQUIREMENTS:\n- Return a COMPLETE file with all necessary imports at the top\n- Include proper exports (default or named as appropriate)\n- The code must be ready to use as-is, no modifications needed\n- Follow the tech stack conventions exactly\n- Return ONLY the code, no explanations or markdown fences";
+export declare const MODIFY_FRONTEND_PROMPT = "You are an elite UI/UX Designer making a SINGLE, focused design modification.\n\nYOUR TASK: Apply ONE design modification and return ONLY the changed code.\n\nCRITICAL RULES:\n\n1. **SINGLE MODIFICATION ONLY**\n   - You are making exactly ONE design change\n   - Do NOT touch or return any code unrelated to this specific change\n   - Keep the modification as focused and surgical as possible\n\n2. **PRESERVE EXISTING DESIGN LANGUAGE (CRITICAL)**\n   - NEVER add inline <style> tags - use ONLY the styling approach from the existing code\n   - NEVER hardcode pixel values - use the project's existing variables, tokens, or classes\n   - NEVER introduce new fonts or colors - use the project's existing definitions\n   - Match the EXACT color palette, typography, and spacing from the existing code\n   - Keep visual consistency with the rest of the file\n   - Don't introduce jarring style changes unless explicitly asked\n   - The modification must look native to the codebase, not like a \"patched\" element\n   - Use whatever styling system the existing code uses\n\n3. **PREMIUM QUALITY**\n   - The modified element must have the same polish as the original\n   - Include proper hover states, transitions, and visual feedback\n   - Ensure the modification enhances the overall design\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT - STRICTLY FOLLOW THIS:\n\n```\n// FIND THIS CODE:\n<exact code to find and replace>\n\n// REPLACE WITH:\n<new redesigned code>\n```\n\nIf new imports are needed, add them at the top:\n```\n// NEW IMPORTS NEEDED:\nimport { X } from \"y\";\n\n// FIND THIS CODE:\n...\n\n// REPLACE WITH:\n...\n```\n\nIMPORTANT:\n- The \"FIND THIS CODE\" must be an EXACT match of existing code (copy-paste precision)\n- Include enough context in \"FIND THIS CODE\" to make it unique in the file\n- Return ONLY what needs to change, nothing else\n- No explanations, no full file, just the find/replace block";
+export declare const SNIPPET_FRONTEND_PROMPT = "You are an elite UI/UX Designer generating a code snippet to INSERT.\n\nYOUR TASK: Generate a focused code snippet that will be INSERTED into an existing file.\n\nSNIPPET PRINCIPLES:\n\n1. **DESIGN SYSTEM INTEGRATION (CRITICAL - READ THIS FIRST)**\n   - NEVER add inline <style> tags or CSS-in-JS style objects - use ONLY the styling approach from the context\n   - NEVER hardcode pixel values (padding: 120px, font-size: 42px) - use the project's existing variables, tokens, or utility classes\n   - NEVER introduce new fonts - use the project's existing font definitions\n   - NEVER hardcode colors - use the project's existing color tokens/variables/classes\n   - If context includes design tokens, variables, or classes, you MUST use them exclusively\n   - The snippet must integrate SEAMLESSLY - it should look like it was always part of the codebase, not a \"foreign block\"\n   - Match the exact spacing scale, typography scale, and color palette of the existing project\n   - Adapt to whatever styling system the project uses (CSS modules, utility classes, SCSS, styled-components, etc.)\n\n2. **CONTEXTUAL AWARENESS**\n   - The snippet will be inserted into an existing codebase\n   - Match the style and patterns described in the context EXACTLY\n   - Use consistent naming conventions with the project\n   - Use whatever styling system the project uses (analyze the context)\n\n3. **SELF-CONTAINED BUT INTEGRABLE**\n   - The snippet should work when inserted\n   - Include only the imports that are NEW (the agent will merge them)\n   - Don't include file-level exports unless specifically asked\n\n4. **PREMIUM QUALITY**\n   - Even snippets must have premium visual styling\n   - Include hover states, transitions, proper spacing\n   - Use realistic placeholder content, not Lorem ipsum\n\n5. **CLEAN BOUNDARIES**\n   - Clear start and end of the snippet\n   - Proper indentation (assume standard 2-space indent)\n   - No trailing commas or syntax that would break insertion\n\n6. **FOCUSED SCOPE**\n   - Generate exactly what was asked, nothing more\n   - Don't add \"nice to have\" features unless requested\n   - Keep the snippet as lean as possible while meeting requirements\n\nOUTPUT FORMAT:\n\nIf new imports are needed:\n```\n// NEW IMPORTS NEEDED:\nimport { X } from \"y\";\n\n// SNIPPET:\n<your code here>\n```\n\nIf no new imports needed:\n```\n// SNIPPET:\n<your code here>\n```\n\nReturn ONLY the code, no explanations.";

package/build/prompts/system.js

@@ -45,6 +45,17 @@ DESIGN EXCELLENCE REQUIREMENTS:
    - Data visualizations should have realistic data points
    - Text should be contextually appropriate, not "Lorem ipsum"
 
+7. **DESIGN SYSTEM INTEGRATION (CRITICAL WHEN CONTEXT IS PROVIDED)**
+   When existing project context is provided, you MUST:
+   - NEVER add inline <style> tags - use ONLY the styling approach from the context
+   - NEVER hardcode pixel values - use the project's existing variables, tokens, or classes
+   - NEVER introduce new fonts - use the project's existing font definitions
+   - NEVER hardcode colors - use the project's existing color tokens/variables/classes
+   - Match the EXACT spacing scale, typography scale, and color palette
+   - The new file must look like it belongs to the same project, not a "foreign" design
+   - Reuse existing component patterns, class naming conventions, and styling architecture
+   - Adapt to whatever styling system the project uses (analyze the context)
+
 OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS:
 - Return a COMPLETE file with all necessary imports at the top
 - Include proper exports (default or named as appropriate)
@@ -67,10 +78,15 @@ CRITICAL RULES:
    - Do NOT touch or return any code unrelated to this specific change
    - Keep the modification as focused and surgical as possible
 
-2. **PRESERVE EXISTING DESIGN LANGUAGE**
-   - Match the existing color palette, typography, and spacing
+2. **PRESERVE EXISTING DESIGN LANGUAGE (CRITICAL)**
+   - NEVER add inline <style> tags - use ONLY the styling approach from the existing code
+   - NEVER hardcode pixel values - use the project's existing variables, tokens, or classes
+   - NEVER introduce new fonts or colors - use the project's existing definitions
+   - Match the EXACT color palette, typography, and spacing from the existing code
    - Keep visual consistency with the rest of the file
    - Don't introduce jarring style changes unless explicitly asked
+   - The modification must look native to the codebase, not like a "patched" element
+   - Use whatever styling system the existing code uses
 
 3. **PREMIUM QUALITY**
    - The modified element must have the same polish as the original
@@ -114,27 +130,38 @@ YOUR TASK: Generate a focused code snippet that will be INSERTED into an existin
 
 SNIPPET PRINCIPLES:
 
-1. **CONTEXTUAL AWARENESS**
+1. **DESIGN SYSTEM INTEGRATION (CRITICAL - READ THIS FIRST)**
+   - NEVER add inline <style> tags or CSS-in-JS style objects - use ONLY the styling approach from the context
+   - NEVER hardcode pixel values (padding: 120px, font-size: 42px) - use the project's existing variables, tokens, or utility classes
+   - NEVER introduce new fonts - use the project's existing font definitions
+   - NEVER hardcode colors - use the project's existing color tokens/variables/classes
+   - If context includes design tokens, variables, or classes, you MUST use them exclusively
+   - The snippet must integrate SEAMLESSLY - it should look like it was always part of the codebase, not a "foreign block"
+   - Match the exact spacing scale, typography scale, and color palette of the existing project
+   - Adapt to whatever styling system the project uses (CSS modules, utility classes, SCSS, styled-components, etc.)
+
+2. **CONTEXTUAL AWARENESS**
    - The snippet will be inserted into an existing codebase
-   - Match the style and patterns described in the context
+   - Match the style and patterns described in the context EXACTLY
    - Use consistent naming conventions with the project
+   - Use whatever styling system the project uses (analyze the context)
 
-2. **SELF-CONTAINED BUT INTEGRABLE**
+3. **SELF-CONTAINED BUT INTEGRABLE**
    - The snippet should work when inserted
    - Include only the imports that are NEW (the agent will merge them)
    - Don't include file-level exports unless specifically asked
 
-3. **PREMIUM QUALITY**
+4. **PREMIUM QUALITY**
    - Even snippets must have premium visual styling
    - Include hover states, transitions, proper spacing
    - Use realistic placeholder content, not Lorem ipsum
 
-4. **CLEAN BOUNDARIES**
+5. **CLEAN BOUNDARIES**
    - Clear start and end of the snippet
    - Proper indentation (assume standard 2-space indent)
    - No trailing commas or syntax that would break insertion
 
-5. **FOCUSED SCOPE**
+6. **FOCUSED SCOPE**
    - Generate exactly what was asked, nothing more
    - Don't add "nice to have" features unless requested
    - Keep the snippet as lean as possible while meeting requirements

package/build/tools/create-frontend.js

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 import { z } from "zod";
 import { generateWithGemini } from "../lib/gemini.js";
 import { CREATE_FRONTEND_PROMPT } from "../prompts/system.js";
-import { writeFileWithDirs, getFileSize } from "../lib/filesystem.js";
+import { writeFileWithDirs, getFileSize, stripCodeFences } from "../lib/filesystem.js";
 import { scaleSchema, scaleDescriptions } from "../lib/scale.js";
 export const createFrontendSchema = {
     request: z.string().describe("What to create: describe the page, component, or section. " +
@@ -11,9 +11,10 @@ export const createFrontendSchema = {
         "Example: 'src/components/PricingPage.tsx' or 'app/dashboard/page.tsx'"),
     techStack: z.string().describe("The tech stack to use. Be specific. " +
         "Examples: 'React + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS', 'Next.js 14 App Router + shadcn/ui', 'Vue 3 + Composition API + CSS Modules'"),
-    context: z.string().optional().describe("Existing project code for design consistency. " +
-        "Pass relevant files (components, styles, theme config) so Gemini matches your design system. " +
-        "Omit this parameter if this is the FIRST file in a new project."),
+    context: z.string().optional().describe("CRITICAL FOR EXISTING PROJECTS: Pass the styling files (CSS, SCSS, theme config, etc.). " +
+        "Include: variables, tokens, classes, and component patterns from your project. " +
+        "Without this, Gemini will create standalone styles that won't match your design system. " +
+        "Omit ONLY if this is the FIRST file in a new project."),
     designSystem: z.object({
         vibe: z.object({
             name: z.string().describe("Vibe name (e.g., 'Pristine Museum', 'Dark Luxe')"),
@@ -69,7 +70,9 @@ TECH STACK: ${techStack}
 FILE PATH: ${filePath}
 
 Remember: Return a COMPLETE file ready to save at ${filePath}`.trim();
-    const result = await generateWithGemini(systemPrompt, request, undefined, "high");
+    const rawResult = await generateWithGemini(systemPrompt, request, undefined, "high");
+    // Strip markdown code fences from the result
+    const result = stripCodeFences(rawResult);
     // Write file directly if requested
     if (writeFile) {
         writeFileWithDirs(filePath, result);

package/build/tools/modify-frontend.js

@@ -14,8 +14,10 @@ export const modifyFrontendSchema = {
         "This helps Gemini focus on exactly what to change."),
     filePath: z.string().describe("The path of the file being modified. " +
         "Example: 'src/components/Sidebar.tsx'"),
-    context: z.string().optional().describe("Additional context about the file's design system. " +
-        "Example: 'Uses Tailwind, dark theme with zinc colors, rounded-xl borders'"),
+    context: z.string().optional().describe("CRITICAL: Pass the styling files (CSS, SCSS, theme config, etc.) with design tokens. " +
+        "Include: variables, tokens, classes from your project. " +
+        "Without this, Gemini may introduce styles that don't match your design system. " +
+        "Example: 'Project uses: var(--font-heading), var(--bg-primary), .section-padding class'"),
     scale: scaleSchema.optional().describe("Element sizing: 'refined' (small, elegant), 'balanced' (standard), 'zoomed' (large). " +
         "Controls button sizes, typography, spacing, icons."),
     writeFile: z.boolean().optional().describe("If true, apply the modification directly to the file on disk. " +

package/build/tools/snippet-frontend.js

@@ -14,13 +14,13 @@ export const snippetFrontendSchema = {
         "Example: 'src/components/Dashboard.tsx' - helps Gemini match the file's patterns"),
     techStack: z.string().describe("The tech stack being used. " +
         "Examples: 'React + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS', 'Vue 3 + Composition API'"),
-    insertionContext: z.string().describe("WHERE in the file this snippet will go and surrounding code context. " +
-        "This helps Gemini generate code that integrates smoothly. " +
-        "Example: 'Inside the Dashboard component, after the header section. " +
-        "The file uses useState for state and has a dark theme with zinc colors.'"),
-    context: z.string().optional().describe("Additional project files for design/pattern reference. " +
-        "Pass components, styles, or utilities that the snippet should match. " +
-        "Optional but recommended for consistency."),
+    insertionContext: z.string().describe("WHERE in the file this snippet will go AND the design tokens to use. " +
+        "MUST include: styling conventions (variables, classes, tokens) from the project. " +
+        "Example: 'Inside the Dashboard component, after the header. " +
+        "Use project tokens: var(--font-heading), var(--bg-primary), .section-padding class.'"),
+    context: z.string().optional().describe("CRITICAL FOR EXISTING PROJECTS: Pass the styling files (CSS, SCSS, theme config, etc.). " +
+        "Include: variables, tokens, classes, and component patterns from your project. " +
+        "Without this, Gemini will create standalone styles that won't match your design system."),
     scale: scaleSchema.optional().describe("Element sizing: 'refined' (small, elegant), 'balanced' (standard), 'zoomed' (large). " +
         "Controls button sizes, typography, spacing, icons."),
     writeFile: z.boolean().optional().describe("If true, insert the snippet directly into the file on disk. " +

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "gemini-design-mcp",
-  "version": "3.6.7",
+  "version": "3.6.9",
   "description": "MCP server that uses Gemini 3 Pro for frontend/design code generation",
   "main": "build/index.js",
   "bin": {