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Master React Router v6 for production routing with error boundaries, lazy loading, and navigation guards
Angular Router with lazy loading, guards, resolvers, and route params. Covers standalone route configuration and functional guards. USE WHEN: user mentions "Angular routing", "lazy loading", "route guards", "resolvers", "navigation", "Angular routes", "canActivate", "loadChildren" DO NOT USE FOR: React Router - use `react-router`, Vue Router - use `vue-composition`, Next.js routing - use `nextjs`
React Suspense for data fetching, code splitting, and async operations. Covers Suspense boundaries, lazy loading, streaming SSR, Error Boundaries, suspense-enabled data libraries, and progressive loading patterns. USE WHEN: user mentions "Suspense", "lazy loading", "React.lazy", "code splitting", "streaming SSR", "loading states", asks about "async components", "fallback UI" DO NOT USE FOR: React 17 and earlier (limited Suspense support), Class components, Non-React frameworks
Nuxt 4 app patterns for hydration safety, performance, route rules, lazy loading, and SSR-safe data fetching with useFetch and useAsyncData.
Save a live webpage as a high-fidelity PDF that preserves the original layout AND every image (including lazy-loaded ones) using the agent-browser CLI. Use this whenever the user asks to "download this page as PDF", "save this article", "archive this URL", "fetch this page for reference", or otherwise wants a local PDF of a web page that looks like the browser version. Especially important on modern JS-heavy sites (engineering blogs, Next.js sites, anything with IntersectionObserver lazy loading) where naive `chrome --headless --print-to-pdf` or a bare `agent-browser pdf` produces blank rectangles or broken-image placeholders. Trigger this skill even when the user does not name the tool - any request to capture a webpage's full visual content as a PDF on disk should pull this in. For reader-mode/article-only output (no nav, no footer, no manual trimming) prefer percollate instead - see "When NOT to use this".