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Supernova is a design system and knowledge management platform that connects design and code data, including tokens, components and documentation, into one source. It supports multi-brand design systems, page history, realtime collaboration and code automations. Filtered MCP servers give AI agents team-specific knowledge, and MCP analytics show usage by users.
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