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aiops: site-components - Follow the built template composition in the manifest - #3999
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A Pattern-mode test on the TSP pilot showed that the hand-off manifest didn't map cleanly into figma-to-block-theme. This PR fixes both skills.
What the test found:
Wrong section count: the manifest copied each template's sections from the live crawl, not from what was built in Figma. The Front Page listed five card grids where Figma has four.
Shared heading: every repeated section pointed at the same pattern, so all four card grids would share one heading.
Existing files reused: targets such as patterns/call-to-action.php, parts/header.html and parts/footer.html already existed in the theme. The template quietly picked up the old scaffold content.
No main landmark: templates had no <main>.
Operation Details
site-to-figma-components: figma-nodes.json can record each template's built composition, read with a documented read-only snippet. The writer prefers it and warns, item by item, where it differs from the live page.
Repeated sections carry an instance number and their text overrides.
--theme-dir flags targets that already exist in the theme.
figma-to-block-theme Pattern mode:
runs Variables mode first when tokens changed
asks about Code Connect once per manifest
replaces or renames existing targets
writes instances with overrides inline
wraps template content in a main landmark
verification.md adds a clipped-text check. It came from a heading that was clipped at 390px in the pilot.
I checked the snippet against the real TSP templates. Every section mapped to its inventory ID, and the regenerated manifest shows the four card grids with their own headings plus the expected warnings.
Generated Changes
skills/site-to-figma-components/scripts/write-manifest.ts and its tests (3 new tests)
Output reviewed for correctness (rerun on the TSP pilot)
Generated code follows project standards
Tests pass (88 Jest tests, 98.9% statement coverage)
No unintended side effects
Manual spot-checks completed (Why Us pattern rendered in a scratch theme)
Changelog
Changed
Site to Figma Components Manifest: templates in the hand-off manifest now follow the sections built in Figma, keep each repeated section's own heading, and flag files that already exist in the theme.
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Manifest generation can follow the section order built in Figma, preserve repeated sections and text overrides, and flag targets that already exist in a theme.
Template guidance now covers resolving local or unmatched sections, handling existing files, and generating overridden pattern instances.
Documentation
Updated workflow and verification guidance, including checking for clipped text in fixed-height containers.
Tests
Added coverage for composition ordering, repeated instances, overrides, and existing-theme warnings.
…position
A Pattern-mode test on the TSP pilot showed the manifest copied each
template's sections from the live crawl, so the Front Page listed five card
grids where Figma had four, every grid shared one heading, and targets such
as patterns/call-to-action.php silently resolved to unrelated theme files.
- figma-nodes.json can record a template's built composition; the writer
prefers it and warns, item by item, where it differs from the live page
- repeated sections carry an instance number and their text overrides
- --theme-dir flags targets that already exist in the theme
- figma-build.md documents the read-only snippet that records composition
- verification.md adds a clipped-text check
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…isting files
Pattern mode now runs Variables mode first when tokens changed, asks about
Code Connect once per manifest, replaces or renames targets that already
exist in the theme, writes instances with overrides inline, and wraps
template content in a main landmark.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
The manifest writer now uses recorded Figma template composition, including repeated instances and text overrides. It can also flag WordPress targets already present in a theme. Related workflow guidance describes how to record composition and how Pattern mode handles overrides and existing targets.
Changes: Site to Figma manifest workflow
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Summary
Record and build template composition skills/site-to-figma-components/references/figma-build.md, skills/site-to-figma-components/scripts/write-manifest.ts, skills/site-to-figma-components/scripts/__tests__/write-manifest.test.ts, skills/site-to-figma-components/references/manifest.md, skills/site-to-figma-components/SKILL.md, skills/site-to-figma-components/references/verification.md, CHANGELOG.md
The workflow records finalized template composition from Figma. The manifest uses that order when available, numbers repeated sections, retains nonempty overrides, and warns when composition is missing or differs from crawled section counts.
The CLI accepts --theme-dir and checks target paths when an existence callback is available. Existing targets are marked and generate warnings in the manifest.
Apply composition in Pattern mode skills/figma-to-block-theme/references/patterns.md, skills/site-to-figma-components/references/manifest.md
Pattern guidance uses inline blocks for override instances and local entries. It also describes replacing or renaming targets marked as existing in the theme.
Pattern output can lose instance-specific text or use the wrong section target. Correct those manifest paths before merging; the remaining scan, theme-status, landmark and warning issues should also be addressed.
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Review comments at @skills/figma-to-block-theme/references/patterns.md:
- Line 94: Update the template-part examples to distinguish header and footer
parts: retain the header example for the header part and add a footer example
using the footer slug and footer landmark tag. Ensure the guidance directs the
generator to use the matching landmark tag for each part.
Review comments at @skills/site-to-figma-components/references/figma-build.md:
- Around line 49-53: Update the override detection around `heading` and `base`
so it records every changed text property, not just a difference between the
first text nodes. Compare all exposed text properties or match relevant text
nodes to their source nodes, and include each changed value in `overrides` so
pattern mode preserves instance text.
- Around line 47-48: Handle a null result from getMainComponentAsync() before
accessing main.parent; record that instance as an unresolved entry for review
and continue the read-only composition scan rather than aborting it. Preserve
the existing owner and inventory-ID handling when a main component is available.
Review comments at @skills/site-to-figma-components/scripts/write-manifest.ts:
- Line 151: When constructing each manifest entry, copy the WordPress target
instead of reusing the object referenced by item.wordpress; ensure setting
entry.wordpress.existsInTheme reflects only that build’s theme check and does
not persist into a reused inventory.
- Around line 216-218: Update the composition mapping that creates `out` so a
missing `part` is reported as an error rather than mapped to `local`, including
IDs with the `unknown:` prefix. Reserve `local` for an identified cut section or
an explicitly resolved local section; preserve the existing handling for other
resolved targets.
- Around line 245-263: Update sections() to compare the ordered section IDs in
crawled and built after the existing count checks, and warn when the order
differs even if the counts match. Preserve the Figma composition as the returned
order and avoid duplicating an order warning when count differences already
produce warnings; add a regression test for an equal-count reorder.
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- Report every unresolved composition section with the other validation
errors, instead of throwing on the first one mid-build
- Remove the CodeRabbit marker comments that split the Pattern mode list
- manifest.md: describe property-keyed overrides, refused unknown:/local:
sections, the order warning and template-part landmark tags
- Shorten the changelog entry to the 250-character limit
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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AI Operation Summary
A Pattern-mode test on the TSP pilot showed that the hand-off manifest didn't map cleanly into
figma-to-block-theme. This PR fixes both skills.What the test found:
patterns/call-to-action.php,parts/header.htmlandparts/footer.htmlalready existed in the theme. The template quietly picked up the old scaffold content.<main>.Operation Details
site-to-figma-components:figma-nodes.jsoncan record each template's built composition, read with a documented read-only snippet. The writer prefers it and warns, item by item, where it differs from the live page.instancenumber and their textoverrides.--theme-dirflags targets that already exist in the theme.figma-to-block-themePattern mode:verification.mdadds a clipped-text check. It came from a heading that was clipped at 390px in the pilot.I checked the snippet against the real TSP templates. Every section mapped to its inventory ID, and the regenerated manifest shows the four card grids with their own headings plus the expected warnings.
Generated Changes
skills/site-to-figma-components/scripts/write-manifest.tsand its tests (3 new tests)skills/site-to-figma-components/SKILL.md,references/manifest.md,references/figma-build.md,references/verification.mdskills/figma-to-block-theme/references/patterns.mdCHANGELOG.mdVerification
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