web-latest

name

web-latest

description

Composable modifier for experimentation and PoCs that lifts the `/web-conventions` Baseline browser-support policy so the newest web platform features — Newly Available, Limited availability, even experimental or flag-gated — can be used freely, without `@supports` wrappers or fallbacks. Composes on top of `web-static` or `web-components`; only the browser-support policy changes, every other rule of the composed skills stays in force. Use whenever a prototype, proof of concept, demo, or experiment should showcase the most recent browser features. Triggers on "latest browser features", "newest CSS", "most recent web features", "bleeding edge", "cutting edge", "experimental feature", "PoC", "proof of concept", "prototype", "try out a new feature", "ignore baseline", "modern browsers only", "no fallbacks needed". Not for production sites — without this modifier, the composed skills' default Baseline policy applies.

Use the most recent web platform features freely in $ARGUMENTS. This is a modifier skill — it changes exactly one thing about the composed stack: the browser-support policy.

Purpose & Precedence

Experiments and PoCs exist to explore what the newest browsers can do; a support policy designed for production audiences would defeat their purpose. When composed with /web-static or /web-components (and their shared /web-conventions), this skill overrides:

• the Baseline Policy section of /web-conventions
• the Baseline check of /web-static's verification loop (replaced below)
• any @supports or existence-check requirements the stack skills impose on Newly Available features — feature detection becomes optional

Everything else in the composed skills remains binding. Explicitly not relaxed:

• accessibility rules, including prefers-reduced-motion and