author-ui-modules
Author UI Modules
Use this skill when building packages/ui APIs that span multiple roles or compose smaller modules into one control.
Preferred Shapes
Prefer one of these shapes:
- A small headless module with:
- one provider/context component
- a plain context value with shared methods, refs, or getters
- a few focused role mixins
- a namespace export like
popoverorlistbox
- A composed control with:
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