frontend-platform-dev

To add a new Vue3 page, you create a task in the Sourcelin UI Platform to generate the page, then apply the standardized logic to integrate existing APIs, design system components, and routing. This enforces coding conventions and type definitions.

Standardizing module API development involves applying unified workflows for adding, modifying, and querying APIs. This ensures all new API integrations conform to project-specific coding conventions and enforce strict type validation.

Yes, this workflow supports design system integration out of the box. It provides standardized boundaries for seamlessly incorporating design system components into your Vue3 pages and UI components during development.

Yes, you can use this for managing state and composables. It covers Vue3 pages, components, routing, and state management integration, ensuring all these elements conform to defined type definitions and validation rules.

Coding conventions and type definitions are needed to reduce high collaboration costs and repetitive work in diverse frontend tasks. They enforce validation and standardized implementation across pages, APIs, and routing.

Modifications must strictly conform to the AGENTS.md and rules/coding-conventions. The workflow is specialized for the Sourcelin Blog Vue3 frontend, meaning custom logic outside these boundaries may not be supported.