Review specified files for design system usage, replace legacy @trycompai/ui components and lucide-react icons with available @trycompai/design-system equivalents, and run the app type check to verify the migration.
Audit & fix design system usage — migrate @trycompai/ui and lucide-react to @trycompai/design-system
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Audit the specified files for design system compliance. Fix every issue found immediately.
@trycompai/design-system is the primary component library. @trycompai/ui is legacy — only use as last resort when no DS equivalent exists.@trycompai/ui. Run node -e "console.log(Object.keys(require('@trycompai/design-system')))" to check.@trycompai/design-system/icons (Carbon icons), NOT lucide-react. Check with node -e "const i = require('@trycompai/design-system/icons'); console.log(Object.keys(i).filter(k => k.match(/YourSearch/i)))".className: Text, Stack, HStack, Badge, Button — wrap in <div> for custom styling.Button with loading, iconLeft, iconRight props instead of manually rendering spinners/icons.PageLayout, PageHeader, Stack, HStack, Section, SettingGroup.Sheet > SheetContent > SheetHeader + SheetBody), Drawer, Collapsible.$ARGUMENTS@trycompai/ui imports — check if DS equivalent existslucide-react imports — find matching Carbon iconsbunx turbo run typecheck --filter=@trycompai/appNo reviews yet. Tell others what you thought.
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