shadcnui-component-review
End-to-end review of shadcn/ui components in a component library.
Skill by CambridgeMonorail
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Use cases: design, frontend, testing
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- Skill name
shadcnui-component-review- Description
- End-to-end review of shadcn/ui components in a component library. Use when a new or modified shadcn/ui component needs standards review covering categorization, exports, accessibility, tests, and Storybook coverage.
- License
- MIT
- Metadata
- author: CambridgeMonorail · version: 1.0
- Instructions
- 75 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub
Files (8)
- SKILL.md
- component.spec.template.tsx · assets/
- component.stories.template.tsx · assets/
- a11y-and-focus.md · references/
- performance-and-bundle.md · references/
- review-and-fix.md · references/
- taxonomy-and-exports.md · references/
- tests-and-storybook.md · references/
SKILL.md (first lines)
# Shadcn UI Component Review Skill ## Purpose This skill performs an end-to-end review of a newly added or modified shadcn/ui component under your component library directory (e.g., `libs/shadcnui/src/lib`). It will identify issues, apply straightforward fixes, and leave clear recommendations for anything that requires design decisions or larger refactors. ## When to use Use this skill when: - A new component has been added to shadcnui - An existing component has been modified and needs standards review - A component needs to be categorized correctly in the components taxonomy - We want confidence in accessibility, exports, tests, and Storybook coverage ## Inputs required The user should provide: - Component path relative to your component library root (example: `data-display/badge`) - Optional: special concerns (for example, accessibility, API design, variants, performance) If the component path is missing, infer it from recent changes where possible. If you cannot infer it, ask once and stop. ## Output contract The agent must output: 1. Actions taken 2. Issues found and fixes applied (with file paths) 3. Summary and next steps 4. Definition of done status Do not paste full files unless necessary. ## Evidence and verification After changes, the agent must run the minimum necessary checks to confirm health: - lint - typecheck - tests - build where relevant Avoid redundant runs. ## Privacy and safety Do not output secrets or sensitive data. If a screenshot or browser tooling is involved elsewhere, use test accounts. ## Reference Files - [Taxonomy and exports](references/taxonomy-and-exports.md) — category placement rules, barrel export conventions, naming patterns - [Accessibility and focus](references/a11y-and-focus.md) — ARIA requirements, keyboard navigation, focus management by component type - [Tests and Storybook](references/tests-and-storybook.md) — test patterns, coverage expectations, Storybook story conventions - [Performance and bundle](references/performance-and-bundle.md) — tree-shaking, lazy loading, bundle size considerations - [Review and fix workflow](references/review-and-fix.md) — step-by-step review process, common fixes, checklist ## Definition of done A component review is “done” when: - Category placement is correct - No default exports exist - Public API is clean (props, naming, variants) - Accessibility expectations are met for the component type - Barrel exports are correct - Tests exist and pass - Storybook story exists and renders key variants - Lint and typecheck pass for the affected scope
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- Stars
- 3
- Forks
- 0
- Open issues
- 19
- Last commit (this folder)
- Mar 15, 2026 (7 months ago)
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Details
- Version
- 1.0
- License
- MIT
- Repository
- github.com/CambridgeMonorail/WallRun
- Website
- wallrun.dev/
- First seen
- Oct 24, 2026
- Last checked
- Oct 24, 2026
- Source
- GitHubgithub-graphql
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