frontend-guardrails

Enforce centralized SWR keys, UI settings, and form configuration guardrails in frontend code.

6|1|Updated Dec 22, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/wibus-wee/mcpv --skill frontend-guardrails
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Skill: frontend-guardrails
Source: https://github.com/wibus-wee/mcpv/tree/main/.agents/skills/frontend-guardrails
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wibus-wee/mcpv --skill frontend-guardrails

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Frontend development guardrails ensure consistent architecture, prevent scattered usage of shared utilities, and improve maintainability across the codebase.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Centralized enforcement of SWR keys and config to avoid duplication and drift.
  • Ensure UI settings and feature flags are accessed through standard hooks and shared patterns for predictable behavior.
  • When editing or adding frontend code, follow guardrails and extend central logic rather than duplicating.

Quick Start

Adopt centralized SWR keys/config and enforce UI settings access in all new frontend code.

Frequently Asked Questions about frontend-guardrails

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

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What are frontend guardrails and how do they keep code consistent?

Frontend guardrails prevent scattered usage of shared utilities by centralizing SWR keys, UI settings, and form configuration into standard files, ensuring consistent architecture and predictable behavior across the repository.

How do I centralize SWR keys and config to avoid duplication in my frontend code?

You can avoid SWR key duplication by enforcing centralized files like swr-keys.ts and swr-config.ts. This guardrail ensures all data fetching logic references a single source, preventing configuration drift across components.

How do I enforce standard UI settings and feature flags access in new components?

Enforce standard UI settings access by routing all component logic through a shared hook like use-ui-settings.ts. This guardrail guarantees predictable behavior and prevents direct, undocumented feature flag usage.

Do I need specific centralized files to apply frontend code guardrails?

Yes, this approach requires centralized files like frontend/src/lib/swr-keys.ts, frontend/src/lib/swr-config.ts, and frontend/src/hooks/use-ui-settings.ts to load and enforce the guardrails properly.

What is the best way to manage form configuration and shared patterns in a frontend repository?

The best way to manage form configuration is to follow guardrails that extend central logic rather than duplicating it. This enforces centralized usage and documentation of shared patterns for all new and edited components.