What problem does it solve? React work often mixes standards selection, linting, implementation, and review in one place, causing inconsistent conventions and missed verification. This Skill acts as a router that loads only the relevant React standards for the task at hand and delegates enforcement, implementation, and review to their owning skills. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Standards Selection: Identifies which React surfaces a task touches (components, hooks, stories, structure, theming) and loads the applicable standards from the React standards index. - Work Routing: Directs mechanical linting to react:lint, implementation to coding:write-code, and semantic review to coding:review-code, avoiding duplicated workflows. - Rendered Verification: Requires a component/state matrix with screenshots for every changed component, covering interactions like click, hover, focus-visible, keyboard navigation, disabled, loading, error, responsive, and theme states. - Use Case: When asked to add a new accessible dropdown component, the Skill loads the component and accessibility standards, routes implementation to the coding skill, then verifies the rendered result in Storybook with a full state matrix before reporting completion. ## Quick Start Use the react skill to review my new Button component and verify its rendered states in Storybook.