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Master Syncfusion React Image Editor for comprehensive image editing. Use this when users need to edit images, add annotations, apply filters, manage layers, or implement image editing features. Supports multiple formats (PNG, JPEG, SVG, WEBP, BMP), annotations (text, shapes, freehand, images), effects (filters, finetune), and accessibility features.
Implements the Syncfusion React PDF Viewer (PdfViewerComponent) for embedding, configuring, and loading PDF documents. Use this when rendering PDFs in a React application, embedding viewer controls, or generating TSX/HTML code for PDF display and interaction.
Build accessible UIs with semantic HTML, ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation, color contrast, and screen reader support. Apply when creating or modifying frontend components, forms, interactive elements, or any UI that needs WCAG compliance.
Kitchen Sink design system workflow for any frontend stack — Next.js, Hugo, Astro, SvelteKit, Nuxt, or plain HTML. Use when asked for a Kitchen Sink page, Design System, UI Audit, Style Guide, or Component Inventory, or when a project needs a component inventory plus component creation and a sink page implementation.
Proactively apply when creating design systems, component libraries, or any frontend application. Triggers on CSS Grid, Subgrid, Flexbox, Container Queries, :has(), @layer, @scope, CSS nesting, @property, @function, if(), oklch, color-mix, light-dark, relative color, @starting-style, scroll-driven animations, view transitions, anchor positioning, popover, customizable select, content-visibility, logical properties, text-wrap, interpolate-size, clamp, field-sizing, modern CSS, CSS architecture, responsive design, dark mode, theming, design tokens, cascade layers. Use when writing CSS for any web project, choosing layout approaches, building responsive components, implementing dark mode or theming, creating animations or transitions, styling form elements, or modernizing legacy stylesheets. Modern CSS features and best practices for building interfaces with pure native CSS.
Creates frosted glass UI elements with blur, transparency, and subtle borders. Use when building overlays, floating controls, tooltips, or any element that should appear elevated with a translucent background.
Configure shadcn/ui registries, components.json, and CLI commands. Covers default Radix registry, Base UI registry, and custom registries.
Write a detailed component specification including props, states, variants, accessibility requirements, and usage guidelines.
Add account and organization settings page to your Next.js app
Lets end users add, authenticate, and manage MCP servers from the browser in assistant-ui apps with @assistant-ui/react-mcp. Use when building user-managed MCP server UIs: mounting McpManagerResource via useAui({ mcp }), declaring presets with defineConnector, dropping in McpConfigDialog, or composing McpManagerPrimitive (Root, Connectors, CustomServers, AddCustomTrigger), McpServerPrimitive (Root, Name, Icon, Status, ConnectButton, DisconnectButton, OAuthLink, RemoveButton, Error), and McpAddFormPrimitive (NameField, UrlField, AuthSelect, AuthFields, Submit, Cancel). Covers auth modes none/bearer/oauth, the OAuth flow with McpOAuthCallback, connection states, storage via McpLocalStorage/McpMemoryStorage/McpCustomStorage, reading state with useAuiState (s.mcp, s.mcpServer), and imperative addCustomServer/connect/callTool. Distinct from developer-defined backend @ai-sdk/mcp tools in the tools skill. Reach for this when connected-server tools are missing, OAuth never completes, or servers do not persist.
Audit Lightning Web Components for SLDS compliance and produce a scored quality report. Runs the SLDS linter, analyzes CSS for theming hook usage and pairing, checks HTML for accessibility attributes, and scores findings across categories into an overall grade. Use when asked to "score my component", "SLDS scorecard", "quality report", "audit SLDS compliance", "how good is my SLDS", "check component quality", "rate my component", "evaluate my component", "is this component ready to ship?", "look at my LWC for issues", "audit this before I submit", "review my component before code review", or any time a user wants a quality assessment or production-readiness check on an LWC or SLDS component. Not for fixing violations (use design-systems-slds2-migrate) or building new components (use design-systems-slds-apply).
Use umb-input-manifest to pick registered extensions in Umbraco backoffice