| name | nextjs-llms |
| description | Read and navigate Next.js documentation, the React framework. You MUST load this skill when working with Next.js. |
| license | MIT |
Next.js Docs
Next.js is the React framework for building full-stack web applications.
WHEN TO USE
- When developing applications using the Next.js framework (App Router or Pages Router).
- When you need to look up documentation on Next.js routing, data fetching, rendering, server components, API routes, or caching.
- When you need syntax, usage examples, or version-specific details for Next.js 14, 15, or 16.
WHEN NOT TO USE
- When working on a plain React application without Next.js (use
react-llms instead).
- When the context is already sufficiently clear and you do not need to read the official Next.js documentation.
Core Process
- Identify the Topic: Determine which Next.js concept you need to look up (e.g., Server Components, Caching, App Router, Turbopack, or specific hooks like
useRouter).
- Fetch the Documentation Index: Read the primary
llms.txt file from the References section below using an available web fetching tool.
- Locate Specific Documents: Use the links provided in the index to fetch detailed documentation on the required topic.
- Apply Context: Incorporate the fetched documentation into your task to ensure your code aligns with the official Next.js recommendations.
Core Principles
- Prefer Latest Docs: Always fetch the latest documentation for the current active LTS unless working explicitly with a legacy version.
- Agentic Loading: Do not attempt to guess or hallucinate Next.js APIs; always fetch the documentation dynamically to stay up to date.
References
To fully utilize this skill, you MUST read at least one of the links relevant to the current context:
- Next.js
MUST read for a Next.js documentation index.
This link includes recent blog posts, documentation, support policy, etc.
- Next.js Documentation: Complete Next.js documentation for LLMs.
MUST read for reference and guides for Next.js
- Full Next.js Documentation
MUST read when you need comprehensive documentation on Next.js APIs.
MUST use a web reading tool that supports limits/pagination as this file is very large.
