القائمة
Use when changing or reviewing the Next.js frontend UI, Tailwind layout, chat/interview pages, resume/job/application screens, or frontend API wrappers.
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| name | frontend-ui-tool |
| description | Use when changing or reviewing the Next.js frontend UI, Tailwind layout, chat/interview pages, resume/job/application screens, or frontend API wrappers. |
Use this skill for frontend implementation and verification. This skill has no application-data Python script because frontend work is validated through npm, Vitest, typecheck, build, and browser inspection.
This skill has no application-data Python script. Run frontend commands from frontend/:
npm test
npm run typecheck
npm run build
Return test/build status, affected pages/components, and any browser-verification notes. Do not describe hidden backend internals in user-facing UI copy.
Summarize UI behavior and visible user workflows. Keep text action-oriented and avoid exposing Agent reasoning traces.
cd frontend
npm test
npm run typecheck
npm run build
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Use when reading saved jobs, application status counts, manual follow-up notes, or the user's application tracking state.
Use when inspecting FastAPI routes, controllers, backend service boundaries, repository-backed endpoints, API surface, or route availability.
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Use when inspecting simulated interview Agent short-term session state, job-resume binding, question plan progress, answer signals, difficulty, follow-up strategy, or remaining focus.