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Coordinates frontend development tasks (React, TypeScript, UI/UX). Use when implementing user interfaces, components, state management, or visual features. Applies frontend-standard.md for quality gates.
Comprehensive testing skill for GabeDA application - designs test strategies (UAT, integration, smoke, unit), creates tests for frontend (React/Playwright) and backend (Django/pytest), executes tests, analyzes...
Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, artifacts, posters, or applications (examples include website...
Generate React and Express debugging practice projects with intentional bugs for student learning. Use when the user requests to create debugging exercises, practice projects with bugs, student coding challenge...
Discovers existing React component patterns (file structure, state management, naming conventions, prop patterns, TypeScript conventions) in a codebase before writing new components. Produces a "use these patte...
Comprehensive clean code workflow that analyzes codebase, recommends best practices, and applies clean code principles for React, Next.js, and modern tooling.
Use when design is complete and you need detailed implementation tasks for engineers with zero codebase context - creates comprehensive full-stack implementation plans with exact file paths, complete code examp...
Use when refactoring functions, extracting helpers, splitting large files, improving naming conventions, or reducing complexity. Use when functions exceed 30 lines, have too many parameters, or contain magic nu...
Convert Google Stitch HTML exports into reusable shadcn/ui React components. Use when user provides HTML file paths exported from stitch.withgoogle.com and needs TypeScript React components with CVA variants, p...
Use when creating or modifying code in frontend/. Covers React components, hooks, API clients, and TypeScript code. All frontend changes require lint, typecheck, and build verification before completion.
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