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5 GitHub Actions Every Designer Should Automate

You do not need to become a DevOps person. Five small workflows that catch broken tokens, build your docs site, lint your code, and turn random scripts into one-click tools.

beginner · 30 min Sign up to read
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Put Claude Code Sessions Online

How to choose between local resume, Remote Control, and Claude Code on the web so your AI work keeps running even when you step away from your computer.

intermediate · 20 min Sign up to read
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Automate the Boring Parts of Your Design System

Most design system problems are not caused by lack of intention. They are caused by inconsistent execution. GitHub Actions fix that by running the boring parts every single time.

beginner · 30 min Sign up to read
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How to Use GitHub Actions With AI

AI is good at generation. GitHub Actions are good at repeatable execution. Pair them and you get the reliability layer most AI-assisted design workflows are missing.

intermediate · 30 min Sign up to read
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How to Create a GitHub Action (and Why It Matters)

If you already use GitHub, Actions give you a way to say 'when this happens, automatically do this'. A step-by-step beginner guide for designers.

beginner · 45 min Sign up to read
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Set Up a Token CI/CD Pipeline

Build an end-to-end pipeline from Figma to npm: Tokens Studio syncs to GitHub, Style Dictionary transforms, GitHub Actions publishes.

intermediate · 90 min Sign up to read
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Automate Design Token Publishing with GitHub Actions

Auto-publish your design tokens on every push. No more manual exports, no more out-of-sync code.

beginner · 30 min Sign up to read
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Sync Tokens Studio to GitHub

Version-control your design decisions. Every token change tracked, every update synced between Figma and code.

beginner · 15 min Sign up to read

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