Two MCP servers that form the authority layer for design-to-code component lifecycles.
Variant Authority is the engineering contract for your component library. It defines what variants exist on a component, what slots are required, how design tokens map between Figma and code, and what happens when a component is deprecated. When a variant surface changes, it classifies the diff as major, minor, or patch so consumers know the impact before shipping.
Radix Primitives is the accessibility foundation. It maps component types to Radix UI primitives, exposes the ARIA contracts and keyboard interactions that come free with each primitive, and documents known caveats and workarounds. Together, these two servers are the source of truth that d2c operates on -- one for structural correctness, the other for accessible composition.
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
get_manifest(component) |
Returns the full variant manifest |
set_manifest(component, manifest) |
Writes or updates a manifest, validates with isVariantManifest() |
get_usage(component) |
Scans workspace for files importing the component |
diff_manifests(component, before, after) |
Classifies changes as major/minor/patch |
validate_usage(component, props) |
Validates variant values and required slots |
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
get_primitive(name) |
Returns accessibility contract, composition pattern, caveats |
get_composition_pattern(component) |
Maps a component type to its Radix primitive |
get_caveats(primitive) |
Returns known issues and workarounds |
list_primitives() |
Enumerates all 16 available primitives |
interface VariantManifest {
component: string;
version: string;
figmaFileKey: string;
figmaNodeId: string;
variants: Record<string, VariantDefinition>;
slots: SlotDefinition[];
tokens: Record<string, TokenBinding>;
authority: AuthorityMap;
deprecated?: DeprecationInfo;
semanticTokenFile?: string;
createdAt: string;
updatedAt: string;
}
interface VariantDefinition {
values: string[];
defaultValue: string;
type: "string" | "boolean" | "number";
description?: string;
}
interface SlotDefinition {
name: string;
required: boolean;
description?: string;
}
interface TokenBinding {
figmaValue: string;
codeValue: string;
dtcgPath: string;
category: "color" | "spacing" | "typography" | "border" | "shadow" | "opacity";
}
interface AuthorityMap {
structure: "figma" | "cva";
visual: "figma" | "cva";
conflictStrategy: "escalate" | "figma-wins" | "cva-wins";
}
interface DeprecationInfo {
deprecated: true;
replacedBy: string;
migrationGuide: string;
deprecatedAt: string;
removalTarget?: string;
}interface PrimitiveCapability {
name: string;
radixPackage: string | null;
vuePackage: string | null;
accessibilityContract: {
role: string;
keyboardInteractions: string[];
ariaAttributes: string[];
};
compositionPattern: string;
caveats: string[];
recommendedFor: string[];
avoidFor: string[];
version: string;
}claude mcp add variant-authority -- npx tsx src/variant-authority/server.ts
claude mcp add radix-primitives -- npx tsx src/radix-primitives/server.tsIn .cursor/mcp.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"variant-authority": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["tsx", "src/variant-authority/server.ts"]
},
"radix-primitives": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["tsx", "src/radix-primitives/server.ts"]
}
}
}codex mcp add variant-authority -- npx tsx src/variant-authority/server.ts
codex mcp add radix-primitives -- npx tsx src/radix-primitives/server.ts| Script | Purpose |
|---|---|
npm run build |
Compile TypeScript with tsc |
npm test |
Run tests with Vitest |
npm run dev:va |
Start variant-authority server in dev mode |
npm run dev:rp |
Start radix-primitives server in dev mode |
component-contracts/
src/
variant-authority/
server.ts MCP server entry point
registry.ts JSON registry read/write
radix-primitives/
server.ts MCP server entry point
capability-map.ts Static primitive data
shared/
schemas.ts TypeScript interfaces + validation
errors.ts Shared error types
dist/ Compiled output
.variant-authority/ Registry storage (gitignored in consuming repos)
component-contracts provides the authority layer. d2c provides the lifecycle operator. During its phases, d2c calls these MCP servers to read and write variant manifests, query primitive mappings, and validate component usage. The two packages are designed to work together but can be used independently -- any tooling that needs a persistent variant registry or a Radix capability map can consume these servers directly.
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