When you write React components in TSX files, you want them to be clean, fast, and easy to maintain. This skill checks your code after you edit several components. It looks at structure, hooks, accessibility, performance, and TypeScript patterns. It gives you helpful warnings and tips to improve your code.
The skill also spots old CSS-in-JS libraries like styled-components or MUI. It suggests switching to shadcn/ui with Tailwind CSS for better performance with Vercel. You get clear messages and can even link to a full upgrade guide.
This tool works for any React project using TSX or JSX in common folders. It helps you follow modern best practices without needing to remember every rule.
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