backpack
Migrate, review, and standardize Skyscanner Backpack design system components
All Skills in This Repository (4)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorsbackpack-code-review-checklist
Apply a Backpack component code-review checklist covering API encapsulation, Sass tokens, accessibility, and documentation.
backpack-external-component-migration
Migrate external React components into Backpack design-system components.
backpack-css-vars-migration
Migrate Backpack component SCSS mixins from SASS tokens to CSS custom properties for theming.
backpack-v42-migration
Migrates codebases from @skyscanner/backpack-web v41 to v42 with scripted and manual workflows.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install Backpack skills?▼
Run `npx skills add Skyscanner/backpack --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.
How to migrate a component into the Backpack design system?▼
The external component migration skill converts app-specific React components into official Backpack components with correct naming, Sass tokens, accessibility tests, and Storybook stories.
How to upgrade from Backpack v41 to v42?▼
The v42 migration skill scans your codebase, renames BpkButtonV2 imports, removes deep imports, and guides you through the BpkAutosuggest API changes file by file.
Can AI review Backpack pull requests automatically?▼
Yes. The code review skill runs six parallel specialist agents covering constitution rules, Sass tokens, accessibility, history, and bugs, then confidence-scores findings to filter out false positives.
Do these skills work with Claude Code and other AI agents?▼
Yes. All skills follow the standard SKILL.md format and run in Claude Code, Cursor, and other compatible AI coding agents.
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