source-driven-development

Verifying code implementation against official documentation involves matching framework-specific patterns to authoritative sources. This Skill fetches official docs, writes code that aligns with documented patterns, and provides citations for every decision to ensure accuracy and adherence to best practices.

Source-driven development is a coding approach where every implementation decision is grounded in official documentation. It ensures code is free from outdated patterns by focusing on version-specific APIs, providing authoritative, source-cited code for building with any framework where correctness matters.

Implementing version-specific API patterns requires fetching the relevant framework documentation and writing code that matches the documented patterns. This Skill integrates official docs for the specified library versions to ensure up-to-date and correct API usage with migration guidance.

Yes, you can use this to implement React form handling with the latest patterns. It fetches the official React documentation, writes code matching the recommended form submission state patterns, and provides source citations so you can verify the implementation.

Yes, this source-driven development approach works with any framework or library where correctness matters. It focuses on integrating official documentation, verifying version-specific patterns, and citing sources, making it suitable for building applications across diverse technical stacks.

Code uses outdated framework patterns when implementation decisions are not grounded in official documentation. By fetching version-specific docs, verifying API usage against current sources, and citing references, this Skill prevents outdated patterns and ensures adherence to best practices.