beth-copilot 1.0.0 → 1.0.1

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -24,6 +24,23 @@ She commands an army of specialized agents, each with their own expertise, and s
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  - Security that locks the gates
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  - Tests that find every weakness before your enemies do
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+ ## Getting Started
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+ **Project scope:**
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+ ```bash
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+ npx beth-copilot init
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+ ```
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+ **Global install:**
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+ ```bash
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+ npm i -g beth-copilot
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+ beth init
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+ ```
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+ Then open VS Code, switch Copilot Chat to **Agent mode**, and type `@Beth`.
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+ For detailed setup (prerequisites, task tracking, MCP servers): [docs/INSTALLATION.md](docs/INSTALLATION.md)
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  ## The Family
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  Beth doesn't work alone. She's got people—loyal, skilled, and ready to execute.
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  | Agent | Role | What They Do |
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  |-------|------|--------------|
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  | **@Beth** | The Boss | Orchestrates everything. Routes work. Takes names. |
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- | **@product-manager** | The Strategist | PRDs, roadmaps, requirements. Knows what users need before they do. |
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+ | **@product-manager** | The Strategist | WHAT to build: PRDs, user stories, priorities, success metrics. |
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  | **@researcher** | The Intelligence | Competitive analysis, user insights, market dirt. |
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- | **@ux-designer** | The Architect | Interface design, design systems. Makes it beautiful AND functional. |
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- | **@frontend-engineer** | The Craftsman | React/TypeScript/Next.js. Pixel-perfect, performance-obsessed. |
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- | **@developer** | The Builder | Full-stack implementation. Gets it done. |
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+ | **@ux-designer** | The Architect | HOW it works: component specs, design tokens, accessibility. |
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+ | **@developer** | The Builder | React/TypeScript/Next.js - UI and full-stack. Gets it done. |
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  | **@tester** | The Enforcer | Quality assurance, accessibility, performance. Finds every crack. |
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  | **@security-reviewer** | The Bodyguard | Enterprise security. Vulnerabilities, compliance, threat modeling. |
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+ ### Product Manager vs UX Designer
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+ | | Product Manager | UX Designer |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | **Focus** | WHAT to build, WHY, WHEN | HOW it looks, feels, behaves |
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+ | **Outputs** | PRDs, user stories, priorities | Component specs, design tokens, accessibility |
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+ | **Example** | "Users need date filtering" | "Date picker: variants, states, ARIA" |
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  ## Skills (The Weapons)
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  Beth's team comes equipped:
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  ├──▶ @product-manager (strategy)
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  ├──▶ @researcher (intelligence)
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  ├──▶ @ux-designer (design)
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- ├──▶ @frontend-engineer (UI implementation)
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- ├──▶ @developer (full-stack)
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+ ├──▶ @developer (implementation)
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  ├──▶ @tester (quality gate)
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  └──▶ @security-reviewer (protection)
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  ```
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  **New Feature?**
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  ```
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  Request → Product (requirements) → Research (validation) → Design (interface)
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- Frontend (components) → Developer (backend) → Security (review) → Tester (QA)
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+ → Developer (build) → Security (review) → Tester (QA)
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  ```
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  **Bug Hunt?**
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  Concern → Security (threat model) → Developer (remediation) → Tester (penetration)
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  ```
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- ## Getting Started
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- **One command to install:**
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- ```bash
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- npx beth-copilot init
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- ```
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- **Then:**
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- 1. Open your project in VS Code
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- 2. Ensure GitHub Copilot + Copilot Chat are installed
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- 3. Switch to **Agent mode** in Copilot Chat
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- 4. Type `@Beth` and tell her what you need
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- For detailed setup including prerequisites, task tracking, and optional MCP servers, see [docs/INSTALLATION.md](docs/INSTALLATION.md).
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  ## Quick Commands
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  Don't waste her time. Be direct.
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  ```
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  ```
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- @frontend-engineer Implement a drag-and-drop task board. Make it fast.
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+ @developer Implement a drag-and-drop task board. Make it fast.
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  ```
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  ```
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  │ ├── product-manager.agent.md
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  │ ├── researcher.agent.md
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  │ ├── ux-designer.agent.md
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- │ ├── frontend-engineer.agent.md # New: dedicated frontend specialist
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- │ ├── developer.agent.md
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+ │ ├── developer.agent.md # UI + full-stack
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  │ ├── tester.agent.md
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- │ └── security-reviewer.agent.md # New: enterprise security
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+ │ └── security-reviewer.agent.md # Enterprise security
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  ├── skills/ # Domain expertise
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  │ ├── prd/
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  │ ├── framer-components/
package/bin/cli.js CHANGED
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+ // Input validation constants
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+ const ALLOWED_COMMANDS = ['init', 'help', '--help', '-h'];
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+ const ALLOWED_FLAGS = ['--force', '--skip-backlog', '--skip-mcp'];
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+ const MAX_ARG_LENGTH = 50;
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+
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+ // Validate and sanitize input
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+ function validateArgs(args) {
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+ for (const arg of args) {
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+ // Prevent excessively long arguments (log injection, DoS)
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+ if (arg.length > MAX_ARG_LENGTH) {
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+ logError('Invalid argument: input too long');
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+ process.exit(1);
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+ }
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+ // Only allow expected characters (alphanumeric, dash)
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+ if (!/^[a-zA-Z0-9-]+$/.test(arg)) {
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+ logError('Invalid argument: unexpected characters');
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+ process.exit(1);
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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  // Parse arguments
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  const args = process.argv.slice(2);
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+ validateArgs(args);
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+ const command = args[0]?.toLowerCase();
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+ const unknownFlags = args.filter(arg => arg.startsWith('--') && !ALLOWED_FLAGS.includes(arg));
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+ if (unknownFlags.length > 0) {
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+ logError(`Unknown flag: ${unknownFlags[0].slice(0, MAX_ARG_LENGTH)}`);
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+ console.log('Run "npx beth-copilot help" for usage information.');
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+ process.exit(1);
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+ }
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  case 'init':
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+ logError(`Unknown command: ${command.slice(0, MAX_ARG_LENGTH)}`);
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  }
package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "beth-copilot",
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- "version": "1.0.0",
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+ "version": "1.0.1",
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  "description": "Beth - A ruthless, hyper-competent AI orchestrator for GitHub Copilot multi-agent workflows",
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  "github-copilot",
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+ prompt: "Define WHAT to build - user stories, acceptance criteria, prioritization, roadmap, and success metrics"
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- agent: frontend-engineer
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+ prompt: "Specify HOW it works - component specs, interaction states, design tokens, and accessibility requirements"
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  | Agent | Role | When to Deploy |
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- | **Product Manager** | The strategist | Vision, requirements, roadmaps, stakeholder alignment |
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+ | **Product Manager** | The strategist | WHAT to build: user stories, prioritization, success metrics |
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  | **Researcher** | The intelligence | User insights, competitive dirt, market analysis |
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- | **UX Designer** | The architect | Interface design, patterns, design systems |
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- | **Frontend Engineer** | The craftsman | Pixel-perfect React/TypeScript UI, performance |
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- | **Developer** | The builder | Full-stack implementation, backend, APIs |
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+ | **UX Designer** | The architect | HOW it works: component specs, design tokens, accessibility |
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+ | **Developer** | The builder | Implementation: React/TypeScript/Next.js, UI and full-stack |
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  | **Tester** | The enforcer | QA, accessibility, finding every weakness |
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  | **Security Reviewer** | The bodyguard | Vulnerabilities, compliance, threat modeling |
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  ### New Feature
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  ```
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  → Researcher (validate assumptions)
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- → UX Designer (design the interface)
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- Frontend Engineer (build the UI)
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+ Developer (build it)
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  ```
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+ Developer (component implementation)
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  ```
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  You are an expert React/TypeScript/Next.js developer on an IDEO-style team, building cutting-edge user experiences with a focus on performance, accessibility, and code quality.
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+ ## First Run: MCP Setup Check
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+ **On first activation**, check if the shadcn MCP server is configured:
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+ 1. Look for `.vscode/mcp.json` in the workspace
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+ 2. If it exists, check if it contains a `shadcn` server configuration
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+ **If MCP is NOT configured**, inform the user:
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+ > "I noticed the shadcn/ui MCP server isn't configured yet. This optional integration lets me browse, search, and install components directly from the shadcn registry.
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+ >
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+ > **Would you like me to set it up?** (Takes 30 seconds)
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+ >
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+ > If not, no problem—I can still work with shadcn/ui components using the CLI."
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+ **If user wants setup**, run:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx shadcn@latest mcp init --client vscode
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+ ```
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+ Then instruct them to restart VS Code and click "Start" next to the shadcn server.
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  ## Skills
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+ When working with UI components:
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+ 1. Read and follow the instructions in `.github/skills/shadcn-ui/SKILL.md`
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+ 2. **If MCP is configured**: Use the shadcn MCP server to browse, search, and install components
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+ 3. **If MCP is not configured**: Use CLI commands (`npx shadcn@latest add`)
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+ 4. Prefer shadcn/ui patterns over custom implementations
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+ 1. Reference `.github/skills/vercel-react-best-practices/SKILL.md`
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+ 2. Apply the prioritized rules (waterfalls, bundle size, server-side first)
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+ ## Working Without MCP (Graceful Degradation)
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+ The shadcn MCP server is **optional**. Without it, use these CLI equivalents:
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+ | MCP Tool | CLI Equivalent |
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+ |----------|----------------|
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+ | Search components | `npx shadcn@latest add --help` or check [ui.shadcn.com](https://ui.shadcn.com) |
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+ | List components | `npx shadcn@latest add` (interactive) |
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+ | Get component code | Check `components/ui/` after install |
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+ | Install components | `npx shadcn@latest add <component>` |
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+ # Add multiple components
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+ ```
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- If configured, the **shadcn MCP server** enables direct interaction with component registries. This is optional—see "Working Without MCP" above for CLI alternatives.
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- ### Available Tools
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- | Tool | What It Does | When to Use |
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- | `get_project_registries` | Lists configured registries | Starting work, verifying setup |
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- | `search_items_in_registries` | Search components by name/function | Finding the right component |
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- | `list_items_in_registries` | Browse all available components | Exploring options |
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- | `get_item_details_from_registries` | Get full component code | Understanding implementation |
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- | `get_item_examples_from_registries` | Get usage examples | Learning patterns |
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- | `add_items_to_project` | Install components | Adding to project |
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- ### Example Prompts to MCP
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- # Search for components
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- "Find me a data table component"
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- "Search for form components with validation"
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- # Get details
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- "Show me the code for the dialog component"
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- "Get examples of the card component"
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- # Install
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- "Add button, card, and dialog to this project"
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- "Install all form components"
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- ### Configuration (Optional)
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- The shadcn MCP server is configured in `.vscode/mcp.json`. To set up:
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- **Not required**—all functionality works via CLI if MCP isn't configured.
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- ## Invocation Checklist
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- When activated:
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- 1. ☐ **First run only**: Check for MCP setup, offer to configure if missing
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- 2. ☐ Review design specs and acceptance criteria
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- 3. ☐ Check if shadcn/ui has suitable components (MCP or CLI)
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- 4. ☐ Review existing patterns in the codebase
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- 5. ☐ Plan component hierarchy and composition
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- 6. ☐ Implement with shadcn/ui components where possible
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- 7. ☐ Add custom styling via Tailwind/cva
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- 8. ☐ Ensure full TypeScript coverage
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- 9. ☐ Verify accessibility (keyboard nav, screen reader)
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- 10. ☐ Test responsive behavior
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- 11. ☐ Check Core Web Vitals impact
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- ## Areas of Expertise
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- ### Component Architecture
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- - shadcn/ui component composition
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- - Radix UI primitives
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- - Tailwind CSS with class-variance-authority (cva)
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- - CSS-in-JS alternatives (when needed)
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- - Custom hooks for component logic
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- ### React 19 Patterns
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- - Server Components for static UI
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- - Client Components for interactivity
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- - `use` hook for promises
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- - `useTransition` for non-blocking updates
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- - Suspense boundaries
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- - Error boundaries
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- ### TypeScript for UI
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- - Strict component props
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- - Generic components
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- - Discriminated unions for component state
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- - Event handler typing
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- ### Styling Excellence
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- - Tailwind utility-first approach
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- - Component variants with cva
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- - CSS custom properties for theming
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- - Animation with Framer Motion
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- - Responsive design patterns
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- - Dark mode implementation
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- ### Accessibility
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- - Keyboard navigation
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- - Focus management
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- - ARIA attributes
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- - Screen reader optimization
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- - Color contrast validation
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- ## Component Development Patterns
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- ### Basic Component with shadcn/ui
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- ```typescript
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- // components/UserCard/UserCard.tsx
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- import { Card, CardContent, CardHeader, CardTitle } from "@/components/ui/card";
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- ## Communication Protocol
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- ### Receiving UI Requests
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- When receiving a request, respond with:
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- ```json
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- {
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- "component": "What I'm implementing",
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- "shadcn_components": ["Components from shadcn/ui I'll use"],
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- "custom_work": "What needs custom implementation",
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- "accessibility": "A11y considerations",
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- "responsive": "Responsive behavior plan"
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- ```
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- ### Delivering Implementation
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- Structure deliverables clearly:
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- ```markdown
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- ## UI Implementation: [Component/Feature]
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- ### shadcn/ui Components Used
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- - `button` - Primary actions
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- - `card` - Container layout
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- - `input`, `label` - Form fields
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- ### Files Created
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- - `components/Feature/Feature.tsx` - Main component
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- - `components/Feature/Feature.stories.tsx` - Storybook stories (if applicable)
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- ### Customizations
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- - Extended card with custom header pattern
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- - Added loading state variant
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- ### Accessibility
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- - ✅ Keyboard navigation tested
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- - ✅ ARIA labels added
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- - ✅ Focus management implemented
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- - ✅ Reduced motion supported
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- ### Responsive Breakpoints
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- - Mobile (< 640px): Stack layout
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- - Tablet (640-1024px): 2-column grid
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- - Desktop (> 1024px): 3-column grid
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- ### Dependencies Added
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- - None / [list if any]
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- ```
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- ## Quality Checklist
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- Before marking complete:
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- - [ ] All props typed with TypeScript
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- - [ ] Component accepts `className` for composition
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- - [ ] Accessible (keyboard, screen reader, contrast)
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- - [ ] Responsive across breakpoints
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- - [ ] Dark mode works correctly
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- - [ ] Loading and error states handled
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- - [ ] No console warnings or errors
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- - [ ] Bundle size impact checked
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- ## Agent Integration
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- ### Handoff to Tester
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- ```markdown
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- ## UI Test Request: [Component]
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-
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- ### Component Overview
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- - Purpose and usage
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- - Props and variants
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- ### Test Scenarios
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- 1. Default rendering
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- 2. Each variant/state
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- 3. Keyboard navigation
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- 4. Screen reader behavior
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- 5. Responsive breakpoints
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- 6. Dark mode
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- ### Accessibility Requirements
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- - [Specific ARIA patterns used]
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- ```
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-
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- ### Handoff to Developer
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- ```markdown
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- ## Backend Integration Request
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-
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- ### UI Component Ready
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- - [Component name and location]
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- - Props interface defined
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-
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- ### Data Requirements
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- - [Expected data shape]
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- - [API endpoints needed]
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-
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- ### Events/Callbacks
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- - [Functions that need to call backend]
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- ```
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- ````