What problem does it solve?
Writing Shiny for Python apps requires knowing the right reactive patterns, layout primitives, and rendering APIs; this Skill routes an AI agent to the correct reference documentation before it writes code, preventing hand-rolled workarounds like custom HTML tables, fake tabs, DOM manipulation, and blocking reactive work.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Index of 20+ topic references: Covers reactivity (calc/effect/value/event/req/isolate), Express vs Core modes, modules, layouts, navigation, dynamic UI, theming, plots, data frames, files, chat, bookmarking, custom components, Playwright testing, debugging, and OpenTelemetry.
- Dashboard workflow guidance: References for dashboard design, card toolbars, value boxes, accessible icons, interactive Plotly charts, and maps with visual QA checklists.
- Use Case: Ask an agent to build an analytical dashboard with shared filters, KPI value boxes, and a Plotly chart; the agent reads the dashboard-design, layouts, and interactive-charts references and produces idiomatic Shiny code instead of ad-hoc HTML.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to build a Shiny for Python dashboard app with a sidebar filter, value boxes, and an interactive Plotly chart, and it will consult the linked references before writing the code.