block-collection-and-party

Identify and compare AEM blocks, sidekick plugins, and tooling from Block Collection and Block Party.

Updated Apr 18, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Royincog/cpedia --skill block-collection-and-party-royincog
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Skill: block-collection-and-party
Source: https://github.com/Royincog/cpedia/tree/main/.agents/skills/block-collection-and-party
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Royincog/cpedia --skill block-collection-and-party-royincog

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires jsdom, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

The Block Collection and Block Party search and reference skill helps teams quickly locate relevant AEM blocks, sidekick plugins, and tooling from two authoritative sources to accelerate development, migration, and optimization tasks.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Centralized discovery: find reference implementations, patterns, and integrations from Block Collection and Block Party.
  • Guided exploration: review live demos and source code URLs to assess suitability and quality.
  • Step-by-step workflow: use the included search scripts to identify candidates, then inspect pre-decoration HTML structure and code.

Quick Start

Run both search scripts to identify blocks relevant to your goal and review their live examples to inform your implementation.

Frequently Asked Questions about block-collection-and-party

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I find AEM blocks and sidekick plugins for rapid prototyping?

To find AEM blocks for rapid prototyping, run the included search scripts to identify vetted references from Block Collection and Block Party, exposing block metadata, live example URLs, and source code links to evaluate candidates quickly.

What is the difference between Block Collection and Block Party entries?

Block Collection provides public nav listings, whereas Block Party includes approved entries for AEM blocks and tooling, with this reference skill filtering both sources to guide development using vetted patterns and integration examples.

How do I compare AEM block implementations for a migration project?

Comparing AEM block implementations for migration involves reviewing live demos and pre-decoration HTML structure from Block Collection and Block Party, using search scripts to gather candidates and inspect their source code URLs for suitability.

Can I use this to find AEM sidekick plugins and tooling?

Yes, you can find AEM sidekick plugins and tooling by applying the search scripts to the centralized discovery index, identifying relevant tooling from Block Collection and Block Party to support integration and optimization tasks.

Does this search tool require jsdom to inspect AEM block source code?

Yes, jsdom is required as a dependency to run the scripts that search and evaluate AEM blocks, supporting the environment needed to parse references and inspect pre-decoration HTML structure from Block Collection and Block Party.