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Design System Documentation

Write component documentation for a design system with usage guidelines and examples.

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Component name *

What the component does *

Design system name

How to use

Specify the component you're documenting. Adapt to match your design system's documentation style and tools.

Example output

## Toast Notification

### Overview
Use Toasts to provide brief, non-blocking feedback about an action. They appear at the top-right of the viewport and auto-dismiss after 4 seconds.

### When to use
- Confirming a successful action ("Settings saved")
- Showing a non-critical error ("Couldn't load data")
- Providing undo options

### When NOT to use
- Form validation errors (use inline errors instead)
- Critical system errors (use a modal)
- Information that requires user action (use an alert)

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