Validate Nuxt application conformance against Crouton standards.
npx skills add https://github.com/FriendlyInternet/nuxt-crouton --skill conformance
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: conformance Source: https://github.com/FriendlyInternet/nuxt-crouton/tree/main/.claude/skills/conformance Command: npx skills add https://github.com/FriendlyInternet/nuxt-crouton --skill conformance
This Skill ensures that your Nuxt application meets the Crouton standards by performing a thorough conformance check, verifying that it is CLI-scaffolded, uses real collections, consumes the correct packages, and passes various structural and probe checks.
Run the conformance check for your app at the '/graduate' stage C2 by using the command: 'conformance <app-path>'
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Conformance checks ensure your app is a true Crouton app by verifying CLI-scaffolded structure, validating real data models over demo blocks, confirming correct Crouton package consumption, and passing frontend review, accessibility, and end-to-end tests.
Yes, running a conformance check requires a Crouton CLI-generated Nuxt application along with access to the application's source code to properly verify its structure and data models.
The Crouton package consumption check confirms that your Nuxt application does not reinvent functionality already provided by Crouton packages, ensuring you properly utilize the existing ecosystem.
Yes, the conformance Skill runs existing probes to check frontend review, accessibility, end-to-end testing, and type checking while also verifying that your application documentation is up to date.
Use the Crouton application conformance validator when preparing your Nuxt application for promotion to ensure it meets all necessary criteria for being a true Crouton app at the '/graduate' stage.
FriendlyInternetLook up common nuxt-crouton errors to identify root causes and fixes.
FriendlyInternetManage Nuxt Crouton app operations including booting, database seeding, and staging observation.
HermeticOrmusTest technical documentation with doctest, Vale, and link checking.
SufficientDaikonExtract web app logic into an npm package with dual CJS/ESM builds.
