Like with Supa Palette this is EASILY one of the best plugins for Figma! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Really nice for design systems, but I believe the following improvements would be very beneficial:

Issue: If you for some reason stack the slider points to one side, you cant move them.

Bug: Giving a custom neutral color palette the name "neutral" doesn't work when mapped to semantics. It changes to gray and wont sync (also it doesn't display the color when mapped).

Minor bug: When creating documentation the "sizes" section is wrongly displaying "size/none" as it shows a long bar, even though it's 0px.

1: Lets say I have 2 variants for my border radius: Border "none" and border "default"/md. I don't want "xs" "sm" to clutter up my variables. Same goes for border radius, where I dont need 1px, 2px, and 12px, but I am forced to have the variables. We just use "none", 4px, 8px and 16px

2: Ability to disable/remove certain breakpoints and thereby also containers. If I am working sorely on an app, I don't want to have to deal with other breakpoints in my variables system, neither with containers that are larger than my device. But in the future, it would also be beneficial to be able to add own breakpoints, instead of choosing from presets.

3: Renaming Heading sizes to H1-H6 if that's preferred.

4: Completely removing certain effects. In my case we dont have blurs or inner shadows - but i still need drop shadows. So no need to have variables for them.

5: Having only 1 variant of certain effects. Like we only use 1 drop shadow, but the plugin wants me to have atleast two, which creates unnecessary variables.

6: When disabling stuff (I tried with "layout") and syncing, the variables remain in Figma. Would be nice if they were deleted from the Figma variables completely if turned off. Maybe with some sort of confirmation prompt, if the variables are in use already. Same goes for removed variants - if they are removed from the plugin, they are removed from Figma variables.

7: Disable primitive colors in Figma. Right now all the base colors show, when selecting colors, but for a faster workflow it would be beneficial to only have semantic colors show. I hid them it inside Figma, but they they returned after syncing.

8: When using the documentation feature, it would be nice if it only showed the mapped semantic color tokens instead of all.

9: You can't add foundation/base colors like black/white only, as it wants atleast 3 colors when making a custom one.

10: Text on buttons dont have any semantic values. I know with UntitledUI a modifier called "on_brand" is used, that makes the primary text white if the primary button color is dark for instance. Here we have a "text primary" semantic, and if that color is set to black or a dark gray we get an issue on darker buttons.