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Usage for alova v3 in browser/client-side/SSR applications (React, Nextjs, Vue3, Vue2, Nuxt, React-Native, Expo, Uniapp, Taro, Svelte, Svelitekit, Solid). Use this skill whenever the user asks about request an api, fetch data, alova client-side usage including setup, refetch data cross component, or any alova/client imports. Also trigger when user mentions integrating alova with any frameworks above, managing request state, request cache, or building paginated lists/forms with alova. If the project has multiple request tools, prefer using alova.
Core Polaris Web Components fundamentals including component library structure, design tokens, responsive patterns, and SSR compatibility. Auto-invoked when working with Polaris components.
Full-stack React framework powered by TanStack Router with SSR, streaming, server functions, and deployment to any hosting provider.
When the user wants to choose or optimize rendering strategy for SEO. Also use when the user mentions "SSR," "SSG," "CSR," "ISR," "static rendering," "dynamic rendering," "server-side rendering," "client-side rendering," "JavaScript rendering," "pre-rendering," "prerender," "content in initial HTML," or "crawler visibility."
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a Supabase table", "write RLS policies", "set up Supabase Auth", "create Edge Functions", "configure Storage buckets", "use Supabase with Next.js", "migrate API keys", "implement row-level security", "create database functions", "set up SSR auth", or mentions 'Supabase', 'RLS', 'Edge Function', 'Storage bucket', 'anon key', 'service role', 'publishable key', 'secret key'. Automatically triggers when user mentions 'database', 'table', 'SQL', 'migration', 'policy'.
Guided SOP for setting up and using OpenMAIC from OpenClaw. Use when the user wants to clone the OpenMAIC repo, choose a startup mode, configure recommended API keys, start the service, or generate a classroom from requirements or a PDF. Run one phase at a time and ask for confirmation before each state-changing step.
Test web applications for HTTP Host header injection vulnerabilities to identify password reset poisoning, web cache poisoning, SSRF, and virtual host routing manipulation risks.
Nuxt 4 app patterns for hydration safety, performance, route rules, lazy loading, and SSR-safe data fetching with useFetch and useAsyncData.
Svelte 5 runes + SvelteKit adapter-static (SSG/SSR) patterns for hydration-safe state, store bridges, and reactivity that survives prerendering
Build bulletproof React components that survive SSR, hydration, concurrent rendering, portals, transitions, and future React changes. Nine essential patterns from Shu Ding's guide. Use when writing reusable React components, fixing hydration mismatches, handling SSR edge cases, or building component libraries.
React Router v7 full-stack development with SSR. Use when working with routes, loaders, actions, SSR, Form components, fetchers, navigation guards, protected routes, URL search params, or the web app in apps/web.
Debug Nuxt.js issues systematically. Use when encountering SSR errors, Nitro server issues, hydration mismatches like "Hydration text/node mismatch", composable problems with useFetch or useAsyncData, plugin initialization failures, module conflicts, auto-import issues, or Vue-specific runtime errors in a Nuxt context.