What problem does it solve? Renderings with wording, validation rules, option lists, and links hardcoded directly in .cshtml markup cannot be edited by content authors, forcing a developer change for every copy tweak. This Skill guides the conversion of that markup into a proper Sitecore datasource template so every value becomes editable in Content Editor and Experience Editor. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Literal classification and field design: Walks the HTML to classify every hardcoded literal into wording, validation parameter, validation message, option list, or link, then maps each to the right Sitecore field type grouped into Template Sections. - Sharing and Standard Values rules: Applies the Shared-field rule for non-translatable parameters and creates per-language Standard Values defaults for every supported language. - Rendering detection and wiring: Detects View Rendering vs. Controller Rendering from codebase evidence and wires Datasource Template and Datasource Location, with a mandatory design-plan approval gate before anything is created in Sitecore. - Use Case: A calculator component hardcodes min/max values, error messages, and a dropdown's options in its .cshtml. Use this Skill to produce an approved template design, create the template and rendering via SPE, serialize the items with Unicorn, and rewire the markup to read from the datasource. ## Quick Start Convert the hardcoded content in my rendering's .cshtml file into a Sitecore datasource template with an approved field design.
