sonner

Installation
SKILL.md

Sonner

From Emil Kowalski's ask-sonner skill (emilkowalski/skills), checked against the Sonner docs (sonner.emilkowal.ski) and the source at 2.0.8 (emilkowalski/sonner src/; 2.0.8 went to npm on 2026-08-09, 2.0.7 on 2025-08-02). The skill has ten errors against the source, most of them shared with the docs, corrected below where each fact sits; every correction names the source file. Sonner is two pieces: one <Toaster /> that renders and a plain toast() function that queues, joined by a module-level store, so most failures are a missing or doubled Toaster, a toaster that filters the toast out, or styles that lose the cascade. Toast motion in general is ui-animation; the owner's app gives feedback in place and uses no toast library (app-ui).

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The job Read
Install, mount one Toaster, call toast() from client code Setup
Which call: plain, typed, loading, promise, action, JSX, headless Picking the call
Update by id, persist, dismiss, read active toasts, links, several toasters, close callbacks, toast.promise details Recipes
richColors, inline styles, classNames with !important, CSS variables, headless toasts, icons, theme and next-themes Styling: the escalation ladder
Screen readers and the hotkey, swipe thresholds, sizes and timing, right-to-left, stacking and modal dialogs Behavior read from the source
Where Sonner's defaults disagree with ui-animation, anti-slop-ui and app-ui Where other skills differ
Symptom, cause, fix Troubleshooting
Every <Toaster /> prop, every toast() option, classNames keys, the functions API.md

The rules

Installs
14
GitHub Stars
14
First Seen
Oct 21, 2026