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react-18-security-modeling
Model and mitigate security risks that arise from advanced rendering and hydration flows.
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webassembly-integration-patterns
Integrate high-performance Wasm modules into the React render cycle without blocking the main thread.
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client-side-cache-normalization
Implement a normalized entity cache to maintain data consistency across a React app.
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webgl-react-integration
Manage WebGL contexts and 3D scenes declaratively using React reconciliation.
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performance-profiling-at-scale
Conduct rigorous, statistically grounded performance profiling for large React applications.
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synthetic-event-system-internals
Leverage React's event delegation system for optimization and custom event behavior.
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react-18-architecture-governance
Establish governance models for large React 18 codebases to preserve architectural integrity.
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feature-flag-rollout-strategies
Integrate feature flagging into the React component lifecycle for safe continuous delivery.
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react-18-dataflow-formalization
Formalize dataflow semantics in React 18 applications to ensure correctness across asynchronous boundaries.
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memory-leak-analysis-spas
Detect, isolate, and fix memory leaks in long-running React Single Page Applications.
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react-compiler-optimization-profiles
Deep dive into the React Compiler (formerly React Forget) to tune automatic memoization and optimization profiles.
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web-component-interop-layer
Integrate custom elements seamlessly into the React virtual DOM reconciliation application.
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service-worker-caching-strategies
Implement robust offline caching and asset management for React apps via Service Workers.
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micro-frontend-federation
Orchestrate distributed React applications using Module Federation and shared context bridges.
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accessibility-object-model-integration
Programmatic manipulation of the accessibility tree to support complex custom controls in React.
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custom-renderer-implementation
Architect bespoke React renderers for non-DOM environments using the `react-reconciler` package.
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high-performance-data-visualization
Render large datasets (charts, graphs) using Canvas/SVG/WebGL within React.
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ab-testing-infrastructure
Build high-integrity experimentation frameworks within React applications.
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nextjs-google-maps
This skill should be used when the user asks to "add Google Maps", "integrate maps", "show location on map", "implement place search", "add route calculation", "geocode address", "display markers", "create heat...
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component
Create React components using shadcn/ui patterns. Use when building UI components, forms, dialogs, buttons, or when the user mentions component, UI, form, dialog, modal, or styling.
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create-form
Set up hybrid client/server validated forms with Zod and React Hook Form. Use when creating forms with validation.
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create-route
Create React Router 7 routes with proper type imports, loaders, and actions. Use when adding new pages, API endpoints, layouts, or route files.
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shadcn-init
Setup shadcn/ui in React projects (Next.js, Vite, Astro). Use when initializing shadcn/ui, setting up Tailwind CSS v4, configuring path aliases, or when user mentions "setup shadcn", "install shadcn", "shadcn i...
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atomic-design-gluestack
Enforces atomic design methodology (atoms, molecules, organisms, templates, pages) for React Native/Expo projects using Gluestack UI. This skill should be used when creating new components, validating existing...
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