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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Guides decisions about when to avoid useEffect in React. Supports code review and performance troubleshooting, particularly for derived state and form resets.
Provides performance guidance for writing and reviewing React components in Vite projects. Covers Vite configuration, build optimization, HMR, bundle size, code splitting, and lazy loading.
Builds production React and Vite dashboards from Stitch designs. Uses TanStack Query, accessible design tokens from DESIGN.md, and Web3 patterns with ethers or viem.
Provides migration patterns for Enzyme rendering, selectors, simulated events, props, state, instances, and adapter setup. Explains the shift from testing implementation details to testing behavior when upgrading to React 18.
Provides migration patterns for React 19 test compatibility. Covers act() imports, removal of Simulate, and StrictMode call count changes.
For working with any terms in the catalytic activity branch; these often correspond to RHEA or EC terms
Supports reading an arXiv paper when the user provides its arXiv URL.
Uses the Wayback Machine, CDX API, archive.today, Common Crawl, and Memento to retrieve past web content. Supports historical comparisons, archived URL discovery, company research, and preservation of material for journalism or legal review.
Uses the gitmcp.io MCP service to read repository documentation and search code or docs. Supports repository URLs, owner/repo references, and questions about what a repository does.
Set readable line lengths across type sizes and responsive breakpoints. Focuses on body text measure rather than defining a full typography size and weight scale.
Creates or updates README and repository documentation through /readme. Covers the actual technology stack, local execution, tests, deployment, NAIS manifests, integrations, and ownership.
Analyzes project documentation and Copilot instruction files to generate repository README content. Covers technology stacks, architecture, development workflows, coding standards, and testing with formatted Markdown and cross-references.
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