Add brandmd skill: extract website design systems into DESIGN.md#43
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adds a skill that extracts a live website's design system into a DESIGN.md file using brandmd.
complements the existing
design-mdskill. whiledesign-mddocuments design systems from existing Stitch projects,brandmdimports them from live websites. useful when starting a new Stitch project for a client who already has a site.runs
npx brandmd <url>under the hood. extracts colors, typography, spacing, radii, shadows, and component patterns. outputs the standard 5-section DESIGN.md format.