Build a Reusable Claude Code Command That Turns Any Website Into a Design.md Style Guide
Turn any website into a reusable design style guide

Website Style Stealer
By the end of this guide, you'll have a reusable /steal-style command in Claude Code that turns any reference site into a clean Design.md style guide your AI agent builds from.
Who This Is For
You extract design systems from sites often and don't want to retype the prompt every time
You use Claude Code and want a one-command tool that captures any site's look
Your AI builds drift off-brand and you want a consistent style guide to anchor them
You build sites for multiple clients and want a fast, repeatable way to document each look
You want to turn a useful prompt into a permanent part of your workflow
What You'll Build
A custom Claude Code slash command (for example, /steal-style) that, given a reference site, generates a structured Design.md containing:
A design system overview (vibe, aesthetic, layout philosophy)
A color palette with hex codes and semantic roles
Typography (font families, weights, type scale)
Spacing and layout rules (grid, containers, padding scale)
UI component breakdowns (buttons, cards, nav, forms)
What You'll Need
Claude Code installed and running
A reference website you want to capture (and its source, if Claude can't fetch it directly)
A few minutes to create one command file. No coding required
Going Further
The manual one-off version of this — Guide: Turn Any Website Into a DESIGN.md File Your AI Coding Agent Can Build From (No-Code Builds)
Build more custom commands like this one — Guide: Set Up 3 Custom Slash Commands (AI Foundation)
Use the captured design to build and sell sites — Guide: Find Local Businesses With No Website and Sell Them One You Build in Minutes (No-Code Builds)