micro-frontend-federation
Orchestrate distributed React applications using Module Federation and shared context bridges.
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Orchestrate distributed React applications using Module Federation and shared context bridges.
Maintain UI consistency and graceful degradation during network partitions and partial connectivity.
Optimize async boundaries to balance responsiveness, streaming, and error containment.
Implement animation systems resilient to concurrent rendering and interrupted updates.
Use event sourcing to build auditable, replayable UI state systems compatible with concurrent rendering.
AI-supervised development workflow. Use when running /line-work, /line-prep, /line-cook, /line-serve, /line-tidy commands, managing beads issues during sessions, or following prep→cook→serve→tidy cycle. Covers...
Test-Driven Development (Strict) skill for the ikigai project
Arena Allocator Pattern (C-Specific) pattern for C development
Mocking skill for the ikigai project
Context Driven Development pipeline for release workflows
Chain of Responsibility Pattern pattern for C development
Dependency Injection (DI) skill for the ikigai project
Callback + Context Pattern (C-Specific) pattern for C development
Refactoring patterns for hard-to-test code
State Machine Pattern pattern for C development
Facade Pattern pattern for C development
Adapter (Wrapper) Pattern pattern for C development
Domain-Driven Design (DDD) skill for the ikigai project
Strategy Pattern pattern for C development
Factory Pattern pattern for C development
Observer Pattern (Callbacks) pattern for C development
Composite Pattern pattern for C development
Proxy Pattern pattern for C development
Post-commit skill that reviews completed work, identifies reusable patterns, and creates/enhances skills for continual learning. Auto-executes after commits to build organizational knowledge.
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