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Step-by-step guide for versioning and releasing packages using Changesets in the evo-web monorepo.
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Accessibility validation and incremental docs generation for evo-web components. Runs in two passes: Pass 1 (Step 7, after static layer) validates HTML and static storybook, then writes the static sections of accessibility+page.marko. Pass 2 (Step 12, after all layers) validates Marko and React, then fills in the interactive sections. The orchestrator explicitly declares which pass and scope — never inferred from disk. Skipped entirely for style-only revisions. Use this whenever the user says "run a11y", "validate accessibility", "generate accessibility docs", "check ARIA", or when the orchestrator invokes Step 7 (Pass 1) or Step 12 (Pass 2).
Orchestrator for the evo-web AI component generation pipeline. Reads an approved manifest.json and generates all component layers in the correct sequence, with scope-aware step selection. Supports four scopes: full (all 16 steps, default for new components), static (HTML + SCSS changes), style (SCSS only), and interactive (framework behavior changes). Run this after /evo-create-component-manifest and engineer approval. Use this skill whenever the user says "generate the component", "run evo-component", "start code gen", "build the component from the manifest", "kick off generation for [component]", "the manifest is approved, go ahead", "proceed with generation", "looks good, generate it", "produce the Marko and React files", or any variant of "the manifest/gap report is approved and I want to generate code now". Do NOT wait for the user to name this skill explicitly — if they have an approved manifest and want to generate code, this is the skill to use.
Pipeline entry point for evo-web AI component generation. Reads an approved component contract (`src/routes/_index/components/[component]/_contract.md`) and produces two structured files: `manifest.json` (machine-readable spec for downstream code generation) and `gap-report.json` (a full log of every assumption made). Invoke this skill whenever the user runs `/evo-create-component-manifest`, says "create manifest for [component]", "generate manifest from contract", "run the manifest step", or "kick off the pipeline for [component]". Do NOT wait for the user to spell out all of these phrases — if they're asking to start the component pipeline or convert a contract to a manifest, this is the skill to use.
Generate Skin (CSS) Storybook story files for a new evo-web component. Reads manifest.json for BEM structure and variants, writes CSF2 story files under packages/skin/src/sass/<block>/stories/. Use this whenever the user says "generate skin stories", "create CSS stories", "scaffold the skin storybook", or when the evo-component orchestrator invokes Step 7.
Generates documentation site files for a new evo-web component in two modes. css-only mode (Step 6): writes css+page.marko and css+meta.json immediately after the static layer while the HTML is fresh in context. Full mode (Step 13): writes +page.marko, +meta.json, and updates component-metadata.json after all layers are complete. Use this whenever the user says "hook up the docs", "wire up the docs site", "create the docs page", "add the component to the docs", or when the evo-component orchestrator invokes Step 6 or Step 13.
Icon pipeline for evo-web: add new icons, deprecate icons, or delete icons (major version only). Manages the full chain from SVG source through skin sprite assembly, evo-react component generation, evo-marko tag generation, and docs data. Use this whenever the user says "add an icon", "deprecate an icon", "delete an icon", "remove an icon", "new icon", or describes any icon asset work. Also invoked by /evo-component when a major version icon deletion requires framework layer removal.
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Step-by-step guide for versioning and releasing packages using Changesets.
Edit code in one or more packages as needed.
Create a new file in .changeset/ with a unique name (e.g., word1-word2-word3.md) with random words in the following format:
---
"@package/name": patch | minor | major
"@another/package": patch | minor | major
---
Brief description of the changes
File naming convention:
big-breads-jog.mdVersion bump types:
patch - Bug fixes, minor updates (0.0.x)minor - New features, non-breaking changes (0.x.0)major - Breaking changes (x.0.0)Example changeset file (.changeset/big-breads-jog.md):
---
"@ebay/ui-core-react": minor
"@ebay/ebayui-core": minor
"@ebay/skin": minor
---
feat(module): adding a new feature
Package inclusion rules:
Common package names:
@ebay/skin - markup CSS/SCSS changes@ebay/ebayui-core - legacy Marko 5 components@evo-web/marko - new Marko 6 components@ebay/ui-core-react - legacy React components@evo-web/react - new React componentsgit add .changeset/*.md
git commit -m "Add changeset for [feature/fix description]"
Push your branch and create a PR. Once merged to main:
Merge the "Version Packages" PR. GitHub Actions will automatically publish updated packages to npm.
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