Oh My Frontend

Use this as a lightweight coordinator for frontend work. Start by classifying the change. Add questions, project-memory work, and specialist review when the changed risk requires them; dispatch workers when substantial independent lanes pass the parallel-work gate.

Apply this skill under higher-priority instructions. Follow explicit user instructions over this skill's guidance unless a higher-priority instruction or tool restriction conflicts.

Use frontend-engineering and framework-specific skills for TypeScript, React, styling, refactoring, and test implementation details.

Trigger policy

Use this skill for frontend implementation, review, refactoring, testing, debugging, UI, architecture, or documentation tasks. Use it when the user names it as well. Every frontend task may enter for triage; invocation does not imply orchestration.

For an isolated mechanical TypeScript, React, styling, refactoring, or test implementation with no behavior or contract change, use frontend-engineering and the relevant framework skill for implementation. If this skill is invoked, classify it as Level 0 and do not add workflow overhead. Otherwise, classify the task normally.

Progressive disclosure

Load only the reference needed for the current risk: