vercel-react-best-practices

I noticed you're organizing React patterns into discrete, rule-based files—that's a smart move for agent consumption, but I'm curious how you're planning to keep these rules from becoming just another dusty style guide once the repository hits a certain size?

Links:

• GitHub
• Your agentic skill in the SkillzWave marketplace

The TL;DR

You're at 60/100, which is D territory—this needs work before it's ready. The score is based on Anthropic's Claude Skills Best Practices rubric. Your strongest area is Spec Compliance (13/15)—your frontmatter is clean and you've got the required fields locked down. But you're bleeding points in Progressive Disclosure Architecture (12/30) and Utility (11/20). That's where the real opportunity is.

What's Working Well

• Solid frontmatter structure - You've got valid YAML with all required fields, which is the foundation everything else needs
• Clear build pipeline - Your pnpm scripts (build, validate, extract-tests) show good discipline around automation
• Grep-friendly organization - The rules/ directory structure with consistent naming conventions (area-description.md) is structured in a way tools can actually parse

The Big One: No Reference Architecture

Here's what's killing your score: you have 0 reference files. The SKILL.md is 757 words sitting alone with no supporting documentation. Progressive Disclosure Architecture is about breaking knowledge into consumable layers—right now, an agent hits your skill and gets everything at once or nothing.

The fix: Create reference files for each major concept:

• references/build-system.md - How the pnpm build process works
• references/rule-template.md - The anatomy of a good rule file
• references/impact-levels.md - What CRITICAL vs LOW actually mean...