What problem does it solve? Developers working in Vue.js or Nuxt often rewrite common reactive logic—storage sync, event listeners, observers, debouncing—by hand, producing verbose and inconsistent code. This Skill guides the AI to check VueUse first, select the correct composable for each requirement, and apply its documented usage pattern instead of bespoke implementations. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Requirement-to-Composable Mapping: Categorized tables covering State, Elements, Browser, Sensors, Network, Animation, Component, Watch, Reactivity, Array, Time, and Utilities functions, each with a short description and invocation rule. - Invocation Governance: AUTO, EXTERNAL, and EXPLICIT_ONLY rules control when a composable may be applied, with user instructions able to override defaults. - Detailed References: Per-function Markdown documents in references/ provide usage examples, caveats, and TypeScript type declarations. - Use Case: When asked to add dark mode to a Nuxt app, the Skill directs the AI to use useDark or useColorMode with auto persistence rather than writing custom class-toggling logic. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to implement a Vue or Nuxt feature, such as reactive local storage or infinite scroll, and have it apply the matching VueUse composable from this Skill.