create-utilitiesUse when the developer wants a utility-class string from a plain-language visual description — emits utility class names like "flex items-center p-4", not CSS; use /css instead to author a raw CSS/SCSS rule.
css-to-classUse when the developer wants to extract CSS utility classes from an HTML element into a single named class — collapsing utility soup into one semantic selector.
cssUse when the developer wants to author CSS from a plain-language description — emits a raw CSS/SCSS rule or an inline style attribute, reusing the project's own custom properties. For a utility-class string instead, use create-utilities.
inline-style-to-classUse when the developer wants to convert an inline style attribute, JSX style object, or <style> block into a named CSS class appended to the project stylesheet. Replaces hard-coded colors, units, and values with CSS variables — reusing an existing variable when one matches and creating a new one whe