frontend-developer

Frontend Developer Skill

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Install skill "frontend-developer" with this command: npx skills add rasmusgodske/dev-agent-workflow/rasmusgodske-dev-agent-workflow-frontend-developer

Frontend Developer Skill

Use this skill when working with frontend code to ensure project conventions are followed.

Loading Conventions

CRITICAL: Before implementing any frontend features, read ALL frontend rules:

Step 1 - Techstack rules (required):

  • Use Glob to find all files: .claude/rules/frontend/*.md

  • Read each file to load conventions

Step 2 - Project-specific rules (if exists):

  • Check if .claude/project-rules/frontend/ directory exists

  • If yes, use Glob to find all files: .claude/project-rules/frontend/*.md

  • Read each file to load project-specific patterns

These rules contain all patterns, conventions, and best practices for:

  • Vue component structure

  • TypeScript usage

  • Component composition patterns

  • Styling conventions

  • State management

  • Project-specific patterns (component examples, etc.)

  • And more...

When to Use This Skill

Activate this skill when:

  • Implementing frontend features or UI components

  • Refactoring frontend code

  • You need to verify frontend patterns

  • User asks to "follow frontend conventions"

  • You're in a different role but need frontend context temporarily

What This Skill Provides

After loading the rules, you have complete context for:

  • How to structure Vue components

  • Which patterns to use (and avoid)

  • TypeScript conventions

  • Inertia.js patterns (if used)

  • Component communication patterns

  • Styling approaches

Key Principle

Rules are the source of truth. This skill simply loads them and provides context on when to apply them.

The rules define:

  • WHAT the patterns are

  • HOW to implement them

  • WHAT to avoid

This skill provides:

  • WHEN to use which patterns

  • Context for applying rules in your current task

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