This skill provides coding patterns. Load references based on what you're working with.
Formatting
Detect project formatter from config files (biome.json, .prettierrc, .eslintrc, pyproject.toml, rustfmt.toml, etc.) and follow its conventions.
General rules:
- •Empty line at end of files
- •Whitespace between logical blocks
- •Property ordering: alphabetical by default (primitives first, then nested for mixed objects)
References
| Technology | Reference | Load When |
|---|---|---|
| TypeScript/JS | references/typescript.md | Writing TypeScript or JavaScript code |
| Rust | references/rust.md | Writing Rust code |
| SolidJS | references/solidjs.md | Writing SolidJS components or JSX with SolidJS patterns |
| Tailwind CSS | references/tailwind.md | Using Tailwind utility classes |
| daisyUI | references/daisyui.md | Using daisyUI component classes |
| React Native | references/react-native.md | Writing React Native components (View, Text, etc.) |
| Expo | references/expo.md | Using Expo Router, Expo packages, or app.json config |
| NativeWind | references/nativewind.md | Using className prop in React Native |
When to Load References
Load a reference when:
- •The code you're writing uses that technology
- •You see imports or patterns from that framework
- •The user mentions working with that technology
Each reference contains:
- •Core principles for that framework
- •Research guidance (use context7 to query current docs)
- •Research checklist before implementing
Research-First Approach
These frameworks evolve - class names, APIs, and patterns change between versions. Each reference emphasizes:
- •Principles over specific syntax
- •Research checklists to verify current behavior
- •context7 for querying up-to-date documentation