frontend-integration

Connect React and Flutter frontends to Kailash workflows via Nexus or WorkflowAPI endpoints.

Updated Apr 2, 2026
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Skill: frontend-integration
Source: https://github.com/myeohVmzrka92/disease-risk-controller-S2/tree/main/.claude/skills/11-frontend-integration
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/myeohVmzrka92/disease-risk-controller-S2 --skill frontend-integration-myeohvmzrka92

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps teams connect React and Flutter frontends to Kailash workflows without guessing API shapes, state patterns, or integration details.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • React guidance for Nexus API calls, TanStack Query or React Query state handling, streaming updates, and typed client patterns.
  • Flutter guidance for HTTP client setup, Riverpod or Bloc state management, responsive layouts, error handling, and native platform hooks.
  • Common use cases include workflow dashboards, chat interfaces, mobile workflow editors, and production frontend apps that need reliable backend integration.

Quick Start

Ask the skill for the fastest React or Flutter integration pattern for your Kailash workflow and request the recommended API, state, and error-handling approach.

Frequently Asked Questions about frontend-integration

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I connect a React frontend to Kailash workflows using the Nexus API?

To connect a React frontend to Kailash workflows, use typed API client patterns to call Nexus endpoints, handle state with TanStack Query or React Query, and implement streaming updates for real-time responses.

What's the best way to manage state in a Flutter app calling WorkflowAPI endpoints?

The best way to manage state in a Flutter app calling WorkflowAPI endpoints is using Riverpod or Bloc for state management, paired with a configured HTTP client, responsive layouts, and native platform hooks for reliable backend integration.

Can I stream real-time updates from a Kailash workflow to a mobile workflow editor?

Yes, you can stream real-time updates to a mobile workflow editor by applying streaming response patterns and platform-specific hooks in Flutter, ensuring the frontend receives continuous data from the backend workflow.

How do I handle validation and errors when integrating React with WorkflowAPI?

Handle validation and errors when integrating React with WorkflowAPI by applying typed API client patterns and state management libraries like TanStack Query, which provide built-in mechanisms for catching and surfacing backend integration errors.

Does this frontend integration approach support both web dashboards and mobile chat interfaces?

Yes, this frontend integration approach supports both web dashboards and mobile chat interfaces by providing specific guidance for React web applications and Flutter mobile apps calling the same Nexus or WorkflowAPI endpoints.

Why do I need typed API clients for workflow dashboards instead of manual API calls?

Typed API clients are needed for workflow dashboards to eliminate manual API guesswork, ensuring reliable data fetching, structured state management, and safer backend integration when calling Nexus or WorkflowAPI endpoints.