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ab-analyze-frontend

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Analyze and document a project's frontend patterns — component structure, state management, conventions. Use when the user wants a frontend-only architecture analysis.

Skill192 starsChanged 12 days ago
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name: ab-analyze-frontend
description: Analyze and document a project's frontend patterns — component structure, state management, conventions. Use when the user wants a frontend-only architecture analysis.
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This skill runs the AB Method **analyze-frontend** workflow.

Follow the workflow defined in `.ab-method/core/analyze-frontend.md` exactly — it contains the full process, output format, and rules.

Before doing anything, check `.ab-method/structure/index.yaml`. It defines where this workflow reads from and writes to. Paths are user-configurable; never hardcode them.

**Locating `.ab-method/`.** Every `.ab-method/...` path — here and inside the workflow files — is resolved in this order:

1. **The project root (the current working directory) first.** If `<project>/.ab-method/...` exists, use it. A project's own `.ab-method/structure/index.yaml` is how it customises its paths, so it always wins — check for it even when the bundled copy is right there.
2. **Only if the project has no such file** (AB Method installed as a plugin rather than with `npx ab-method`), read the bundled copy: `../../../.ab-method/` relative to this `SKILL.md`.

The bundled copy is read-only reference material. Every path the index or a workflow names (`docs/...`, `CONTEXT.md`, `UBIQUITOUS_LANGUAGE.md`, ...) is relative to the **project root** — never to the folder the bundled files live in. Never write inside that folder.

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