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Regenerate skills for new dependencies in a TypeScript project by re-running stack detection, which validates craft-compliance and spawns an Architect to update stack skills and architecture documentation.

Stack detection and skill generation for evolving frontend architecture is an automated process that identifies installed libraries, checks craft-compliance, and outputs updated specs/stack/stack-skills.md and ARCHITECTURE.md files.

Regenerate architecture documentation when dependencies change by executing the re-run stack detection process, which updates ARCHITECTURE.md and stack-skills.md to reflect the newly detected libraries and patterns.

Stack detection works with both initial runs and first-time monorepo setups, automatically identifying installed libraries and generating craft-linked skills without requiring prior configuration history.

Craft-compliance checks enforced during frontend skill generation validate that TypeScript code contains no any types, implements proper error handling, and includes tests before outputting updated architecture specs.

Re-run stack detection instead of manually updating architecture files when your project's dependencies or architecture evolve, ensuring generated skills remain accurately linked to your current frontend stack.