cre8-a2ui-react

Generate CRE8 React UI code from agent instructions with validation and DevTools testing.

1|Updated Mar 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tmorrowdev/tmorrow_ai --skill cre8-a2ui-react
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: cre8-a2ui-react
Source: https://github.com/tmorrowdev/tmorrow_ai/tree/main/cre8/skills/cre8-a2ui-react
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tmorrowdev/tmorrow_ai --skill cre8-a2ui-react

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

It helps you turn an agent instruction into a working React UI built with the CRE8 component library, reducing guesswork about layout, component selection, and required testing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Agent-to-UI React generation: Produces React pages or applications using CRE8/Innovexa design-system components.
  • Schema-guided component organization: Uses an explicit component set (72 components) organized by category to keep outputs consistent.
  • Quality gate workflow: Enforces pre-generation UI validation and mandatory post-generation visual and DevTools testing.
  • Use cases: Landing pages, dashboards, forms, and any React UI requiring CRE8 component patterns and props.

Quick Start

Generate a CRE8 React dashboard page using @tmorrow/cre8-react and follow the required validation and DevTools testing workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions about cre8-a2ui-react

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a React dashboard using a design system from agent instructions?

Generating a React dashboard from agent instructions requires schema-guided component selection and pre-generation UI validation. This Skill outputs build-ready React code using the CRE8 component library, organizing 72 components by category for consistent layouts.

What is the workflow for building React UI components from text prompts?

Building React UI from text prompts involves strict pre-generation UI validation, CRE8 component schema usage for naming and categories, and mandatory post-generation visual testing alongside Chrome DevTools to ensure build-ready output.

Does this React UI generation approach require Chrome DevTools for testing?

Yes, Chrome DevTools testing is mandatory post-generation. After producing build-ready React code with CRE8 components, visual testing and DevTools validation are required to verify UI quality and layout correctness.

Can I use this to build landing pages and forms with CRE8 React components?

Yes, you can build landing pages, dashboards, and forms. The Skill applies to any React UI scenario requesting CRE8 React or @tmorrow/cre8-react, producing component-based pages using the 72-component CRE8 schema.

What's the best way to ensure consistent React component selection during UI generation?

Consistent React component selection relies on an explicit component schema organizing 72 components by category. This schema-guided approach enforces proper naming and categorization, reducing guesswork about layout and component fit.

Why does my generated React UI need pre-generation UI validation?

Pre-generation UI validation is required to enforce quality gates before producing React code. This strict validation step ensures the generated CRE8 component output meets design-system standards and is build-ready before testing begins.