source-driven-development

To implement code based on official documentation, the skill verifies framework-specific decisions against authoritative sources. It identifies and applies the latest recommended patterns and APIs while providing citations for user verification.

Source verification ensures every code decision is grounded in official framework documentation. This mechanism provides trustable, up-to-date code by requiring authoritative citations for all framework-specific implementations.

To ensure React components follow current best practices, the skill aligns component and utility function implementation with the latest patterns documented in the React official documentation. It validates patterns against these authoritative sources.

Yes, you need access to official documentation and a clear understanding of your project's framework dependencies. The skill requires these inputs to verify code implementation and provide authoritative citations.

The best way to implement the latest framework APIs is by enforcing source-driven development. This approach distinguishes itself by mandating that all code decisions are backed by official documentation, preventing outdated patterns.

You should avoid this approach for code implementation when official documentation is unavailable or when your project lacks clear framework dependencies. The skill relies on authoritative sources to verify framework-specific patterns.