Design XState v5 state machines and actor patterns in TypeScript.
npx skills add https://github.com/justSteve/XState-Skill --skill xstate
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: xstate Source: https://github.com/justSteve/XState-Skill/tree/main Command: npx skills add https://github.com/justSteve/XState-Skill --skill xstate
This skill provides guidance and patterns for designing and implementing XState v5 state machines and actor-based orchestration in JavaScript/TypeScript projects.
Ask Claude Code to generate a minimal XState v5 machine and actor setup to start experimenting.
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To set up an XState v5 state machine in TypeScript, use the setup() API to define type-safe patterns and createMachine to establish hierarchical and parallel states. It requires TypeScript 5.0 or higher to enforce proper v5 API typing.
XState v5 supports four primary actor types for orchestration: promise, callback, observable, and transition. These actors are created using the createActor function and can be applied across React, Vue, Svelte, and backend contexts.
Yes, XState v5 machines integrate with React, Vue, and Svelte. The skill provides specific integration examples and debugging patterns for these frontend frameworks, as well as backend contexts, using the actor-based model.
Debug XState v5 state machines and actors by utilizing the Inspect API. The skill provides specific debugging patterns, cheatsheets, and references to help identify and resolve issues in your actor-based orchestration logic.
The setup() API in XState v5 enforces type-safe patterns for TypeScript 5.0+ environments, replacing older patterns. It is the recommended approach for defining robust state machines and actor-based orchestration with proper type enforcement.
The actor model in XState v5 is a design pattern for orchestrating complex logic through independent actors. You need it when managing hierarchical and parallel states, or coordinating asynchronous tasks across frontend and backend contexts.
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