Enforce React and UI quality rules for Wiggum projects.
npx skills add https://github.com/PerceptLabs/wiggum --skill code-quality-perceptlabs
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: code-quality Source: https://github.com/PerceptLabs/wiggum/tree/main/apps/ide/src/skills/code-quality Command: npx skills add https://github.com/PerceptLabs/wiggum --skill code-quality-perceptlabs
This Skill enforces critical code quality, accessibility, and theming standards to ensure consistency and maintainability across Wiggum projects.
Apply the code-quality skill to review the current project's adherence to Wiggum's coding standards.
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You can enforce React and UI quality standards by applying rules that validate state management, accessibility, dark mode theming, and CSS syntax. This prevents common mistakes before code is committed.
Best practices for React state and performance involve following strict guidelines on imports, context provider implementation, and state management patterns to ensure consistency and maintainability across projects.
To meet accessibility requirements, apply non-negotiable standards for form inputs, interactive elements, and overlay components. This ensures forms and modals are usable by everyone.
Implement dark mode theming by mandating correct usage of CSS variables for theming. This includes adhering to strict CSS comment formatting to maintain consistent styling across the project.
No specific dependencies are required to run this code quality tool. It operates as a standalone linter and guide, reviewing your project's adherence to established coding standards.
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