The Design Tokens Community Group (DTCG) has released its first stable version, 2025.10, which aims to standardize the definition and exchange of design tokens. This initiative involves designers, developers, and tooling vendors working together to ensure that design tokens can be shared across various tools, codebases, and platforms. By establishing a common framework, the DTCG promotes interoperability and theming, allowing teams to maintain a consistent visual language in their projects. The DTCG is actively fostering an open collaboration environment. It collects real-world use cases, documents best practices, and publishes technical reports to support a diverse ecosystem of design tools. Organizations already adopting DTCG-compatible tokens include various design tool builders and open-source projects, which highlights the practical utility of the specification. Key activities include publishing vendor-agnostic specification modules, facilitating community discussions, and providing resources to help teams implement the standard. Contributors, including volunteer chairs, editors, and design system experts, work together to address issues and propose changes, ensuring the specification remains focused and applicable. The DTCG emphasizes community input and evidence from real-world applications, which strengthens the standard's relevance and effectiveness.