React + TypeScript authoring

Personal conventions for React and TypeScript UI code. Follow this skill whenever the task writes or changes that code — auto-apply from the task; no explicit user load required.

Hard contract

1. Apply these conventions on every React/TypeScript UI change (new files, edits, refactors, reviews that produce code).
2. No opt-out for convenience, “generic style”, or habit.
3. Consumer project guidelines — before writing, check whether the consumer project already documents guidelines, best practices, style guides, lint/format conventions, or similar for this work:
   • None found → apply this skill’s rules.
   • Found → do not silently pick. Ask with structured UI (AskQuestion when available; otherwise clear numbered options) which source to follow for this task: this skill, the project guidelines, or a stated mix. Wait for the answer before coding.
   • Unclear or absent answer and local project rules exist → follow the local project rules for that conflict.
4. Force majeure only — skip or bend a rule when:
   • the user explicitly overrides it for this task, or
   • following it would break the project’s established import/type pattern or fail to compile.

When force majeure applies, follow the local project pattern for that conflict only; keep every other rule.

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