my-shadcn-rules

Define and enforce SHADCN rules for UI component styling.

Updated Aug 23, 2026

Search Tags:#consistency #validation #design-system #shadcn #define #component-library #ui-rule

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npx skills add https://github.com/Aafff623/yihui-vibe-coding-exer --skill my-shadcn-rules

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Skill: my-shadcn-rules
Source: https://github.com/Aafff623/yihui-vibe-coding-exer/tree/main/.cursor/skills/my-shadcn-rules
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Aafff623/yihui-vibe-coding-exer --skill my-shadcn-rules

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps teams define and enforce a SHADCN design rule to ensure consistent UI components across projects, reducing style drift and ambiguity in component styling.

Core Features & Use Cases

Define a named SHADCN rule with criteria for component styling and behavior.
Apply the rule to UI components within a design system to enforce consistency across teams.
Use cases include standardizing typography, spacing, and color usage for SHADCN-based components.

Quick Start

Define the rule name and criteria, then apply it to your SHADCN components.

Frequently Asked Questions about my-shadcn-rules

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

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How do I enforce consistent shadcn UI component styling across a frontend design system?▼

To enforce consistent shadcn UI component styling, you can define a named rule with specific criteria for typography, spacing, and color, then apply it to your components during design-time to prevent style drift.

What is a shadcn rule and when do I need it for my component library?▼

A shadcn rule is a defined standard for UI component styling and behavior. You need it when standardizing a shadcn component library to eliminate ambiguity and ensure visual consistency across multiple frontend projects.

How do I define and apply a shadcn rule to standardize spacing and typography?▼

You define a shadcn rule by specifying a rule name and its styling criteria, then apply that rule to shadcn components during design-time to standardize elements like spacing and typography across the design system.

Can I use this to validate design-time styling for shadcn components?▼

Yes, you can use this to validate design-time styling by applying the defined shadcn rule to UI components, ensuring they meet the specified criteria for consistent styling and behavior before implementation.

Does this approach require a specific frontend framework to manage shadcn design system rules?▼

The approach is applicable to frontend design systems and component libraries using shadcn. It focuses on defining and enforcing UI rules at design-time and does not list specific framework dependencies.

Why does my shadcn component library suffer from style drift and ambiguity?▼

Style drift and ambiguity occur when a shadcn component library lacks enforced design rules. Defining a named shadcn rule with strict styling criteria standardizes component behavior and prevents inconsistent visual output.