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Guide for building UI with Base UI React (@base-ui/react), a headless, accessible component library using compound component patterns. Use this skill whenever the user is building or modifying any user interface in React, including forms and validation, navigation and menus, modals and overlays, selection controls, toast notifications, accordions, tabs, or any interactive UI component. Also trigger when the user mentions @base-ui/react, Base UI, headless components, migrating from Radix UI, or asks about accessible component patterns. Even if the user does not explicitly mention Base UI, use this skill whenever they are creating React UI components, building a design system, or working on frontend user experience.
Converts Figma/design specifications into production-ready UI components with accurate spacing, typography, color tokens, responsive rules, and interaction states (hover, focus, disabled, active). Generates Tailwind/shadcn code with design system tokens mapping. Use when translating "Figma to code", "design specs to components", or "implement design system".
Design and build production-grade UI components for Docyrus React applications using preferred component libraries. Use when creating dashboards, forms, data tables, layouts, or any UI elements. Triggers on tasks involving component selection, UI design, dashboard creation, layout design, shadcn, diceui, animate-ui, docyrus-ui, reui components, or requests to build user interfaces.
Design and implement Shopify Admin interfaces using the Polaris Design System. Use this skill when building Shopify Apps, Admin extensions, or any interface that needs to feel native to Shopify.
Use when a developer asks how to choose, integrate, or customize @thenamespace/ens-components in a React app, especially for ENS registration, ENS record editing, onchain subname minting, offchain subnames, avatar upload, theming, or deciding which ENS component fits their flow.
Sets up the full Neon SDK with authentication AND database queries in React apps (Vite, CRA). Creates typed client, generates database types, and configures auth UI. Use for auth + database integration.
Migrate Chakra UI projects from v2 to v3, covering package changes, codemods, provider setup, color mode, prop renaming, compound components, theming, recipes, and Next.js updates. Use this skill whenever a user is upgrading Chakra UI versions, encountering breaking changes after an upgrade, converting old v2 patterns (ColorModeScript, useColorModeValue, styleConfig, extendTheme, isDisabled, colorScheme, @chakra-ui/icons, framer-motion dependency), fixing compound component patterns, or asking about differences between Chakra UI v2 and v3 — even if they don't say "migrate" or "upgrade" explicitly.
Build modern, composable, and accessible React UI components following the components.build specification. Use when creating, reviewing, or refactoring component libraries, design systems, or any reusable UI components. Triggers on tasks involving component APIs, composition patterns, accessibility, styling systems, or TypeScript props.
Use whenever the user wants to build or modify a chat, agent, or tool-calling UI in a React 19 + Tailwind v4 project — especially if the code imports from `@/components/agent-elements/*` or the project has that folder on disk. Triggers: "agent chat", "tool call UI", "streaming chat", "plan approval", "AgentChat", "InputBar", "tool renderer", mentions of Agent Elements, or requests to add a new agent surface with shadcn. Do NOT use for plain chat UIs that don't need tool/plan/approval cards, or for projects already committed to a different agent UI kit.
Use when building, configuring, styling, or modifying any SVAR React UI component from the @svar-ui/react-* packages - widgets, layouts, menus, toolbars, calendars, popups, themes, and locales
Integrate Tavus CVI into React apps using @tavus/cvi-ui components. Use when embedding conversations in web apps, customizing the video UI, using React hooks for CVI events, or building custom conversation interfaces with Vite/Next.js.