Drive REPL-based Clojure UI component development with alias-based workflows.
npx skills add https://github.com/brianium/tsain --skill tsain
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tsain Source: https://github.com/brianium/tsain/tree/main/.claude/skills/tsain Command: npx skills add https://github.com/brianium/tsain --skill tsain
This skill enables rapid, REPL-driven development of Clojure UI components by introducing an alias-first workflow that maps component structure to lean, testable chassis aliases and a live preview loop.
Launch the REPL-driven workflow in your project, configure tsain.edn, define a chassis alias in your UI namespace, preview with tsain commands, and commit the lean alias to your component library.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
REPL-driven UI component development in Clojure requires configuring a tsain.edn file and defining a chassis alias in your UI namespace to drive components. You then use a dispatch-based effect system to manage previews, writes, and migrations within the sandbox.
An alias-first workflow maps UI component structure to lean, testable chassis aliases defined in a UI namespace. This allows you to drive component behavior and iterate on design directly through these lean aliases during development.
Live previews and hot CSS reload for Clojure UI components are enabled by iterating with real-time browser updates within the tsain sandbox. You use tsain commands to preview aliases and see changes instantly without restarting your workflow.
Yes, you can use a specs-driven pipeline to identify the next implementation work for UI components. After implementing the lean alias, the pipeline supports committing the component directly to your component library.
The workflow includes discovery APIs and migration guidance specifically for handling legacy UI components. You can leverage these tools to discover existing structures and migrate them to the alias-first chassis model.
Before previewing components, you need to configure the tsain.edn file and define a chassis alias within your project's UI namespace. This setup establishes the dispatch-based effect system required for discovery, previews, and writes.
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