fullstack-autodev-qa

Orchestrates Next.js + Tailwind + shadcn/ui implementation and QA workflows with bounded loops.

Updated Feb 23, 2026
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Skill: fullstack-autodev-qa
Source: https://github.com/unnamedmistress/menuspy-marketing/tree/main/skills/fullstack-autodev-qa
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/unnamedmistress/menuspy-marketing --skill fullstack-autodev-qa

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill orchestrates a disciplined, multi-agent product workflow to implement, refine, and verify mobile-first Next.js applications using Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui, preventing shallow edits and fake QA.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Inspect-before-edit discipline: Require repository inspection and concise plans before any code changes.
  • Multi-agent implementation pipeline: Coordinate design direction, minimal production-grade edits, and bounded QA loops with explicit gates.
  • Real validation and risk reporting: Run build/lint/typecheck and browser QA when possible and produce an honest residual-risk summary.
  • Use Case: Add a mobile-first settings page, refactor onboarding for accessibility, or polish a dashboard while preserving backend contracts and verifying responsiveness.

Quick Start

Use the fullstack-autodev-qa skill to implement a mobile-first settings page in this Next.js app, run QA across mobile and desktop viewports, and report any residual risks.

Frequently Asked Questions about fullstack-autodev-qa

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I implement mobile-first UI features in a Next.js app with automated QA?

To implement mobile-first UI features in Next.js, this Skill requires repository inspection, a concise plan, minimal production-disciplined edits, and bounded QA loops to validate build, lint, typecheck, and browser responsiveness.

What is the best way to refine a shadcn/ui design system while preserving backend contracts?

Refining a shadcn/ui design system involves applying minimal production-grade edits to Tailwind CSS components, followed by bounded QA loops that run build and typecheck validations to ensure backend contracts remain intact.

Can I run Playwright browser QA directly within a Next.js and Tailwind CSS workflow?

Yes, you can run browser QA using Playwright or relay within the workflow to verify mobile and desktop viewports, producing an honest residual-risk summary after testing your Next.js application.

Does this Next.js implementation approach require repository inspection before making code changes?

Yes, repository inspection is strictly required before any code changes, ensuring a concise implementation plan is generated to prevent shallow edits and fake QA during mobile-first feature development.

How does multi-agent orchestration improve accessibility refactoring for Next.js onboarding flows?

Multi-agent orchestration coordinates design direction, minimal edits, and bounded QA loops with explicit gates to refactor onboarding accessibility while verifying responsiveness across mobile and desktop viewports.

What are the limitations of bounded QA loops for mobile-first Next.js applications?

Bounded QA loops depend on available build, lint, typecheck, or browser QA tools like relay or Playwright within the repository, meaning validation coverage is limited to the existing environment and produces a residual-risk summary.