stacks-design-output

You can eliminate placeholder-filled stx component outputs by enforcing strict completion rules that hard-fail on TODO comments, truncated code blocks, skeleton templates, and partial implementations to ensure every deliverable is fully functional.

Your stx component generation includes incomplete template sections because strict completion enforcement is absent, allowing the AI to output skeleton templates, TODO comments, and partial implementations that require additional manual work.

Yes, you can enforce full completion for multiple Stacks stx views and layouts at once. Strict completion rules require every requested component to have all script, template, and style blocks fully completed with no missing sections.

To stop the AI from leaving TODO comments in your stx component code, apply a generation rule that hard-fails on banned placeholder patterns, ensuring all script, template, and style blocks are completed with production-ready, runnable code.

The limitations of automatic stx component completion enforcement are that it applies strictly to Stacks app development tasks involving stx component, view, layout, and full-page generation, and requires all requested items to be fully implemented.