/react-component-craft
Build component behavior and presentation.
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Build component behavior and presentation.
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react-component-craft.SKILL.mdname: "react-component-craft"
description: "Build component behavior and presentation."
React Component Craft
For substantial web work, reuse the [scoped web contract](../website-operating-rules/references/scoped-web-contract.md) when available; it replaces duplicated policy here. Match the requested scope and existing decisions; a missing optional sibling does not block this local procedure.
Overview
Build components that are reusable without becoming abstract sludge. Good components express local design patterns and keep the page easy to revise.
Workflow
1. Identify the requested component or architecture outcome, affected files and existing decisions; reuse established content and visual direction. 2. Inspect the project before editing when code exists. 3. Apply this skill's specific rules from `references/react-component-craft-guide.md`. 4. Explain material implementation choices while continuing authorized work. 5. Implement when requested, inspect affected output, fix observed defects, and run the smallest decisive relevant checks.
Reference
Read `references/react-component-craft-guide.md` when this skill triggers for a concrete website build, redesign, visual review, or implementation plan.
Ownership
Coordinate a component spanning several concerns. Use `react-component-composition` for boundaries/slots, `react-state-and-effects-discipline` for state, `react-form-patterns` for inputs, `react-accessible-components` for semantics and `react-responsive-components` for responsive interaction. Invoke only the owner needed by the actual work.
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name: "react-component-craft" description: "Build component behavior and presentation."
React Component Craft
For substantial web work, reuse the [scoped web contract](../website-operating-rules/references/scoped-web-contract.md) when available; it replaces duplicated policy here. Match the requested scope and existing decisions; a missing optional sibling does not block this local procedure.
Overview
Build components that are reusable without becoming abstract sludge. Good components express local design patterns and keep the page easy to revise.
Workflow
1. Identify the requested component or architecture outcome, affected files and existing decisions; reuse established content and visual direction. 2. Inspect the project before editing when code exists. 3. Apply this skill's specific rules from `references/react-component-craft-guide.md`. 4. Explain material implementation choices while continuing authorized work. 5. Implement when requested, inspect affected output, fix observed defects, and run the smallest decisive relevant checks.
Reference
Read `references/react-component-craft-guide.md` when this skill triggers for a concrete website build, redesign, visual review, or implementation plan.
Ownership
Coordinate a component spanning several concerns. Use `react-component-composition` for boundaries/slots, `react-state-and-effects-discipline` for state, `react-form-patterns` for inputs, `react-accessible-components` for semantics and `react-responsive-components` for responsive interaction. Invoke only the owner needed by the actual work.
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