What problem does it solve? Building a new frontend feature in Axentra requires following a strict project structure, wiring routes correctly, and connecting to real APIs instead of mock data. This Skill guides the AI through the exact conventions so features are consistent, accessible, and testable. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Standardized Feature Structure: Creates the api.ts, presenter.ts, view.tsx, and test file layout under apps/web/src/features/<feature>. - API-Backed Implementation: Ensures every feature calls the real API client with typed responses, never mock data or local-only state. - Accessibility and State Coverage: Covers loading, empty, error, success, keyboard, and mobile states with Bahasa Indonesia user-facing copy. - Use Case: Given a task card with acceptance criteria and a Figma reference, generate a complete routed React feature with React Hook Form and Zod validation, tests per criterion, and a passing bun run complete-check. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to add a new Axentra frontend feature for your task card, following the feature folder conventions and wiring the route in the app router.