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boss
boss contient 19 skills collectées depuis wintercounter, avec une couverture métier par dépôt et des pages de détail sur le site.
Skills dans ce dépôt
Boss CSS authoring conventions and style guidelines. Use when writing or reviewing $$ props, tokens, pseudos, @at, or className usage.
Bosswind shorthand preferences. Use when Bosswind is enabled and you want concise, Tailwind-like tokens.
CSS boundary rules and .boss.css behavior. Use when adjusting CSS scoping or boundary outputs.
Breakpoint and media shorthand guidance. Use when picking responsive keys or authoring at/mobile styles.
Classname-only mode guidance. Use when running classname-only strategy or migrating from utility classes.
Classname syntax and shorthands. Use when writing className strings or converting from CSS.
How to keep compile output runtime-free. Use when you want compile to prune Boss runtime imports.
Boss compile usage and constraints. Use when running boss-css compile or deciding if compile is appropriate.
Debug logging and troubleshooting. Use when investigating Boss parsing, strategy, or CSS output issues.
Request client-side data via eval-client over the dev server. Use when you need runtime state or DOM data during local dev.
Devtools usage and dev server behavior. Use when enabling the devtools plugin or troubleshooting the socket.
Global CSS usage via $$.css(). Use when you need global styles or arbitrary selectors.
Emitting AI metadata from plugins. Use when you want LLMS sections or custom AI hints.
Creating Boss plugins and emitting metadata. Use when adding plugins or extending the prop pipeline.
Finding the right Boss props and understanding custom non-CSS props. Use when unsure which prop to use or what shorthand exists.
Runtime-only strategy guidance. Use when enabling runtime.only or troubleshooting client-only CSS injection.
Guidance for choosing inline-first, classname-first, or runtime-only. Use when deciding strategy or troubleshooting output size/runtime.
Token authoring and usage. Use when defining tokens, consuming them in props/className, or overriding tokens at runtime.
Preferred value forms (arrays, unitless numbers, shadows). Use when deciding how to express CSS values.