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Anything Cloudflare (Workers, D1, R2, KV, Durable Objects, Queues). Detailed guidance lives in the official cloudflare/skills collection.
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When a project on Hono needs real React — for the React component ecosystem, SSR, or an SPA — drop hono/jsx and wire React in via vite-ssr-components.
Owner-only. Reviews honojs/hono PRs or local branches with two checks — tests (do they pass, is the approach right) and breaking change (public API, types, hc).
How to add or update a skill in yusukebe/skills from inside another working project. Owner-only — uses Yusuke's local gh CLI auth.
Use @hono/inertia on the server and @ts-76/inertia-hono-jsx on the client to get SPA-style interactivity without leaving the Hono/hono-jsx stack.
Hono is the default web framework for any project here. Detailed guidance lives in the yusukebe/hono-skill collection on GitHub.
yusukebe/rj is a tiny CLI that fetches a URL and prints the response metadata (status, headers, protocol, timing) as JSON. It does not print the body — use it alongside `curl`, not as a replacement.
| name | cloudflare |
| title | Cloudflare Workers and the rest of the stack |
| description | Anything Cloudflare (Workers, D1, R2, KV, Durable Objects, Queues). Detailed guidance lives in the official cloudflare/skills collection. |
| tags | ["cloudflare","workers","d1","r2","kv","durable-objects"] |
| references | ["https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/","https://github.com/cloudflare/skills"] |
| related | ["hono"] |
For anything on Cloudflare — Workers, D1, R2, KV, Durable Objects, Queues, Pages, Vectorize — use the official Cloudflare skill collection:
https://github.com/cloudflare/skills
Read it before writing Cloudflare-specific code. You can install it with npx skills add cloudflare/skills if your tool supports that, but you do not have to — fetching the files directly from the repo is enough.
The canonical human-facing documentation is at https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/.
wrangler.jsonc, not wrangler.toml. JSON-with-comments is friendlier for tooling and easier to template.routes with custom_domain: true, not via Workers Routes.hono — the web framework I deploy to Workers.