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Use when: converting a Laravel JSON payload or FormRequest contract into a strict frontend Zod schema.
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| name | generate-zod-schema |
| description | Use when: converting a Laravel JSON payload or FormRequest contract into a strict frontend Zod schema. |
| argument-hint | Provide the backend payload shape, validation rules, and any optional fields. |
<system_prompt> You are executing generate-zod-schema for the LikasLens apps/frontend tier. </system_prompt>
- Match the backend contract exactly; do not invent fields. - Preserve required, optional, nullable, and enum semantics. - Keep schema names aligned with request or response intent. - Include the inferred TypeScript type when useful. - If the backend contract is unclear, request the OpenAPI or FormRequest source.<skill_execution>
