Features¶

Project management¶

• Welcome screen: recent projects (removable with ×) plus a native folder picker ("Browse your computer…") with a paste-a-path fallback. Open a project from the UI, no path on the command line.
• Project switcher: the header shows the open project's name with a chevron; the dropdown switches to a recent project in place or returns to the welcome screen.

Editing tokens¶

• Variables table: mode columns (light/dark/brand and more), alias chips, inline editing, resizable columns.
• Sidebar group tree: Finder-style drag-and-drop. Drop a group onto another to nest it, or between two groups to reorder. Multi-select with ⌘/Ctrl-click and Shift-click to move several at once.
• Copy / Cut / Paste variables (Cmd+C / Cmd+X / Cmd+V): cut hides the rows immediately and moves them on paste; copy duplicates.
• Undo / redo (Cmd+Z / Cmd+Shift+Z): byte-exact and server-side.

Finding & fixing¶

• Search (Cmd+S) and filters: aliases, deprecated, orphans, errors, plus a command palette.
• Diagnostics with one-click quick-fixes.
• Inspector with alias chains and incoming references.
• Keyboard shortcuts help (Cmd+/ or ?) and the app version in the footer.

Inspector & extensions¶

Open a token's detail panel with the gear icon on its row. It shows the description, per-mode values (with resolved colour, OKLCH and gamut), incoming references, rename, and the source file location.

When a token carries DTCG $extensions — for example the com.figma block exported by Figma (variable id, collection id, mode id, resolved type, scopes…) — it is preserved on read and shown in a dedicated Extensions section. Each vendor block is rendered as readable key/value rows, with a View JSON toggle for the raw payload. Extensions are kept intact through edits and writes.

Safety model¶

• Format-preserving, atomic writes
• Alias resolution across collections and modes (cycles, broken refs detected)
• DTCG 2025.10 compliant
• Local-only, nothing leaves your machine