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Analyze bundle size, check for forbidden imports, and identify large dependencies in the Excalidraw project. Use when optimizing bundle size, reviewing imports, or checking for unauthorized dependencies.

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name	analyzing-bundle-size
description	Analyze bundle size, check for forbidden imports, and identify large dependencies in the Excalidraw project. Use when optimizing bundle size, reviewing imports, or checking for unauthorized dependencies.

Analyzing Bundle Size

When to use this skill

Use when the user asks about bundle size, dependency analysis, import checking, or when reviewing a PR that adds new dependencies.

Quick checks

Run scripts/check-imports.sh to verify no forbidden imports
Run scripts/analyze-deps.sh to see dependency sizes
Review the results and suggest optimizations

Forbidden dependencies

These should NEVER appear in the codebase:

State management: zustand, redux, mobx, recoil, jotai
Canvas libraries: react-konva, fabric.js, pixi.js
UI frameworks: @mui/material, antd, chakra-ui

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name	analyzing-bundle-size
description	Analyze bundle size, check for forbidden imports, and identify large dependencies in the Excalidraw project. Use when optimizing bundle size, reviewing imports, or checking for unauthorized dependencies.

Analyzing Bundle Size

When to use this skill

Use when the user asks about bundle size, dependency analysis, import checking, or when reviewing a PR that adds new dependencies.

Quick checks

Run scripts/check-imports.sh to verify no forbidden imports
Run scripts/analyze-deps.sh to see dependency sizes
Review the results and suggest optimizations

Forbidden dependencies

These should NEVER appear in the codebase:

State management: zustand, redux, mobx, recoil, jotai
Canvas libraries: react-konva, fabric.js, pixi.js
UI frameworks: @mui/material, antd, chakra-ui