eliteforge-frontend-onboarding

To convert Google Stitch prototypes into runnable frontend pages, this skill guides agents to scan prototype directories, inventory pages, detect archetypes, and establish a shared layout contract for structured implementation. It initializes projects from tech-stack and design docs.

The best way to manage mock data and API boundaries is by iteratively implementing frontend pages with structured mock data while coordinating development steps with the eliteforge task progress tracker and user confirmations throughout the workflow.

To generate a design-standard preview, initialize the frontend project from your technology stack and design document, align it with the eliteforge specification, and coordinate progress with the task tracker to produce the required acceptance artifacts.

Yes, you can use a project-specific shared shell. The skill scans every Stitch prototype directory to establish a shared layout contract, ensuring all structured frontend pages align with a project-specific shell and governance workflow.

Yes, a task tracker is required. The skill coordinates development steps with the eliteforge task progress tracker and user confirmations to iteratively implement pages with mock data and API boundaries while producing acceptance artifacts.

Without a design document, you cannot properly initialize the frontend project or generate the design-standard preview. The skill requires alignment with the eliteforge specification, technology stack details, and design docs to produce acceptance artifacts.