Document plain CSS with structured comments — parse them plus the CSS AST into a model, then emit docs, catch drift and misuse, and get editor IntelliSense.
A small, TSDoc-shaped comment vocabulary — @component, @modifier, @cssproperty, @csspart, and more — with the machine facts derived from the selectors so they can't drift.
One model, many outputs — Markdown, standalone HTML, JSON (with a schema), and an llms.txt digest — plus VS Code custom data, a Custom Elements Manifest, and W3C Design Tokens.
Stylelint and ESLint rules flag undocumented or drifted docs, and validate the classes and modifiers your HTML or JSX actually applies.
A language server brings completion, hover, go-to-definition, and deprecation quick-fixes to any LSP editor — with a VS Code extension included.
