lfx-ui-builder

Generate PR-ready Angular 20 frontend code with LFX conventions.

8|1|Updated Mar 16, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/linuxfoundation/lfx-skills --skill lfx-ui-builder
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Skill: lfx-ui-builder
Source: https://github.com/linuxfoundation/lfx-skills/tree/main/lfx-ui-builder
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/linuxfoundation/lfx-skills --skill lfx-ui-builder

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Automates the generation of PR-ready Angular 20 frontend code that adheres to all LFX frontend conventions, including components, services, templates, drawers, pagination, and styling.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • PR-ready scaffolding: generate components, services, templates, drawers, and pagination UI that integrate smoothly with existing Angular repos.
  • Enforces Angular patterns: standalone components, direct imports, signal-based state management, nuclear license headers, and consistent project structure.
  • Repo-scoped activation: operates only in Angular repositories to ensure compatibility with Angular-specific tooling and conventions.
  • Validation-driven workflow: requires explicit module context, absolute repo path, and type definitions before generation.

Quick Start

Ask the tool to generate PR-ready Angular frontend scaffolding for a specific module within your Angular repository.

Frequently Asked Questions about lfx-ui-builder

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate PR-ready Angular frontend components that follow strict project conventions?ā–¼

Generate PR-ready Angular 20 frontend code by providing the module name, absolute repo path, and required type definitions to ensure correct standalone component architecture, signal-based state management, and consistent styling without mock data.

What is signal-based state management in Angular 20 frontend scaffolding?ā–¼

Signal-based state management is an Angular pattern enforced during frontend code generation to handle reactive state. The generated standalone components use direct imports and signals to ensure strict, maintainable state updates across the module.

Can I use this Angular code generator for repositories that are not Angular-based?ā–¼

No, this frontend code generator operates exclusively in Angular repositories to ensure compatibility with Angular-specific tooling, standalone component architecture, and LFX frontend conventions before generating any components or services.

What inputs do I need to provide before generating Angular services and templates?ā–¼

You must provide explicit module context like committees or meetings, the absolute repository path, and required type definitions. This validation-driven workflow ensures correct patterns and prevents mock data before generating components, drawers, and pagination.

Why does my generated Angular frontend code include license headers?ā–¼

Nuclear license headers are automatically enforced during Angular frontend code generation to meet strict LFX project conventions. This ensures all generated components, services, and templates are immediately ready for pull request submission.

Best way to scaffold Angular drawers and pagination without introducing mock data?ā–¼

Use a validation-driven Angular frontend generator that requires strict type definitions and module context before scaffolding. This enforces standalone components, direct imports, and signal-based state management while ensuring no mock data is introduced.