react-shadcn-ui-expert
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Build production-ready React applications using Vite, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS v4, and shadcn/ui. Use when building React apps, creating UI components, designing dashboards, building forms, or creating responsive layouts with shadcn/ui.
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Use Tailwind CSS v4
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Use shadcn/ui components
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Follow clean folder structure
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Use semantic design tokens (e.g., text-foreground, bg-muted, border-border, text-primary) instead of hardcoded colors (e.g., text-white, …
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Use shadcn CLI (npx shadcn@latest add <component>) to install components instead of manually creating them
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Prefer shadcn/ui built-in components over custom implementations
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Use deprecated React APIs
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Use bg-white, text-black, bg-gray-*, text-gray-* — use bg-background, text-foreground, bg-muted, text-muted-foreground instead
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Follow React best practices
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React + Shadcn UI Expert
Purpose
This skill helps AI agents generate modern React applications using the latest best practices.
Use this skill when
- Building React applications
- Creating UI components
- Designing dashboards
- Building forms
- Creating responsive layouts
- Using shadcn/ui
- Using Tailwind CSS v4
- Working with TypeScript
Do NOT use this skill when
- Using Vue
- Using Angular
- Using Flutter
- Using React Native
Rules
Always:
- Use TypeScript
- Use functional components
- Use React hooks
- Use Tailwind CSS v4
- Use shadcn/ui components
- Use accessible HTML
- Keep components reusable
- Avoid unnecessary re-renders
- Follow clean folder structure
- Use semantic design tokens (e.g.,
text-foreground,bg-muted,border-border,text-primary) instead of hardcoded colors (e.g.,text-white,bg-black,border-gray-200) - Use shadcn CLI (
npx shadcn@latest add <component>) to install components instead of manually creating them - Prefer shadcn/ui built-in components over custom implementations
Never:
- Use inline CSS
- Use deprecated React APIs
- Create huge components
- Duplicate code
- Hardcode color values like
#000000,#ffffff,rgb(),hsl()— always use CSS variables / Tailwind tokens - Use
bg-white,text-black,bg-gray-*,text-gray-*— usebg-background,text-foreground,bg-muted,text-muted-foregroundinstead
Folder Structure
src/ components/ hooks/ lib/ pages/ types/ utils/
Output Requirements
Generated code should:
- Be production ready
- Be typed
- Be readable
- Include comments only when necessary
- Follow React best practices
Examples
See the examples folder.
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