React Best Practices Skill
Review React and TSX components for hook usage, accessibility, component boundaries, TypeScript quality, and rendering performance.
Best for
Frontend teams that want practical quality checks after editing several React components.
Common use cases
When to use this skill
- Audit newly built components before a pull request.
- Spot avoidable client-side state, unstable props, or inaccessible controls.
- Check whether UI copy, layout, and interaction states are production-ready.
- Improve TypeScript ergonomics without a broad refactor.
Example prompts
Prompts you can adapt
How to use it
A simple workflow
Point the agent at the edited React files.
Ask for findings ordered by severity.
Apply only changes that improve the requested component or workflow.
FAQ
Questions about React Best Practices Skill
Does this skill focus on style or correctness?
Correctness and user experience come first. Style suggestions are useful only when they reduce real confusion or maintenance cost.
When should I run it?
Run it after meaningful UI edits, especially when a component now handles forms, state, keyboard interaction, or async data.
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