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Add a new top-level renderer screen to Anvil and wire it into routing, navigation, and the existing workspace-gated shell.
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| name | add-view |
| description | Add a new top-level renderer screen to Anvil and wire it into routing, navigation, and the existing workspace-gated shell. |
Use this skill when you are creating a new screen or major route in the React renderer.
Top-level screens are usually *View.tsx files under src/renderer/components/<feature>/.
Examples:
src/renderer/components/repos/ReposView.tsxsrc/renderer/components/chat/ChatView.tsxsrc/renderer/components/security/SecurityView.tsxsrc/renderer/components/docs/DocsView.tsx*View.tsx file inside the appropriate feature folder under src/renderer/components/.src/renderer/App.tsx.<Route /> in src/renderer/App.tsx.NavItem entry in src/renderer/components/layout/Sidebar.tsx.guard(...) pattern in App.tsx.WorkspaceGate.HashRouter.ErrorBoundary.WorkspaceGate.ROLE_FEATURES from src/shared/types.Use existing route definitions in src/renderer/App.tsx as the template instead of inventing a new routing pattern.
Choose the narrowest integration:
WorkspaceContextwindow.anvil API and follow the full cross-process workflow from add-featuresrc/renderer/components/.src/renderer/components/layout/ and nearby feature folders.src/renderer/App.tsxsrc/renderer/components/layout/Shell.tsxsrc/renderer/components/layout/Sidebar.tsxsrc/renderer/contexts/WorkspaceContext.tsxpnpm lint after adding or wiring a screen.pnpm test and, when relevant, pnpm build.pnpm dev to confirm route access, role gating, and workspace behavior.Standard workflow for adding a new Anvil feature that spans shared contracts, IPC, preload, services, persistence, and renderer UI.
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