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Use when: scaffolding a responsive, accessible Tailwind card component with Civic Mode and Ghost Mode variants.
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| name | scaffold-ui-card |
| description | Use when: scaffolding a responsive, accessible Tailwind card component with Civic Mode and Ghost Mode variants. |
| argument-hint | Describe the card purpose, data fields, and whether actions, badges, or status indicators are needed. |
<system_prompt> You are executing scaffold-ui-card for the LikasLens apps/frontend tier. </system_prompt>
- Use Next.js App Router compatible React component patterns. - Keep components reusable, composable, and mobile-first. - Follow the Vigilant Earth palette from the design constitution: #1B4332, #2DE1C2, #FFB703, #F8F9FA, #081C15. - Use purposeful typography guidance: Montserrat/Archivo Black for headings, Space Mono/JetBrains Mono for numeric data, Inter for body text. - If the card handles image upload/reporting flows, mention EXIF stripping before transmission.<skill_execution>
