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According to a post on X by @nottecore, Notte has launched its first Data API, called Styleguide. The API takes any URL and returns the page's colors, typography, spacing, shadows, and button and card styles as ready-to-paste CSS. Notte says it renders the page in a real browser and measures each value instead of having a model guess. The snippet also says it leaves out components the site does not use.
According to a post on X by @nottecore, Notte has launched its first Data API, called Styleguide. The API takes any URL and returns the page's colors, typography, spacing, shadows, and button and card styles as ready-to-paste CSS. Notte says it renders the page in a real browser and measures each value instead of having a model guess. The snippet also says it leaves out components the site does not use.
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Notte's first Data API takes any URL and returns its colors, typography, spacing, shadows and button and card styles with ready-to-paste CSS. Notte says it renders the page in a real browser and measures every value rather than having a model guess, and leaves out components the site doesn't...
Developers and teams building interfaces could use this to pull a site's design tokens and components into CSS without manual inspection. The measured-rather-than-guessed approach is the key claim, and it is worth checking how accurate the output is across different sites. Watch whether Notte publishes documentation, pricing, and examples that show how the API performs in practice.
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