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Geração de Histórias Storybook CSF3 para Next.js

Workflow e padrões de engenharia para criar histórias Storybook CSF3 co-localizadas ([ComponentName].stories.tsx) com controles interativos, espiões de ação e 4 variantes temáticas canônicas.

O que é Geração de Histórias Storybook CSF3 para Next.js?

Esta skill especializada gera e atualiza automaticamente histórias Storybook co-localizadas (arquivos `.stories.tsx`) no formato Component Story Format 3 (CSF3) para projetos Next.js. Ela é ideal para equipes que desejam manter uma documentação de componentes rica e testável, diretamente ao lado do código do componente principal, seguindo padrões rígidos de arquitetura. A skill suporta a criação de 4 variantes de história obrigatórias (Light, Dark, SkeletonLight, SkeletonDark) que utilizam exclusivamente tokens de design semântico, sem cores fixas. Ela integra automaticamente espiões de ação via `fn()` do `storybook/test` para callbacks, gera documentação Markdown detalhada nos parâmetros do Storybook e oferece scripts de verificação (PowerShell e Bash) para garantir a presença das histórias e executar testes smoke. O fluxo de trabalho é composto por três etapas: inspeção do componente, geração da história e verificação.

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Geração de Histórias Storybook CSF3 para Next.js (nextjs-storybook-story)

Workflow especializado para gerar e atualizar histórias Storybook co-localizadas ([ComponentName].stories.tsx) no Component Story Format 3 (CSF3).

[!TIP] Ativos Modulares:


Regras e Padrões Arquiteturais

1. Apenas Componente Principal (Exclusão de Micro Leaf Client)

  • A lógica interativa do cliente é delegada a pequenos componentes folha (Client Components), como botões de alternância e listeners de clique.
  • NÃO crie histórias para componentes auxiliares micro leaf internos.
  • APENAS o componente principal (seção de recurso principal ou bloco de UI composto) requer uma história Storybook.

2. Estrutura CSF3 e Controles Interativos

  • Use o Component Story Format 3 (CSF3) com Meta<typeof ComponentName> e StoryObj<typeof ComponentName>.
  • Inclua as tags: tags: ["autodocs", "ai-generated"].
  • Mapeie as props TypeScript para controles interativos (text, select, boolean, number) em meta.argTypes.
  • Forneça valores padrão realistas para as props em args.

3. Espiões de Ação (fn() de 'storybook/test')

  • Para todas as props de callback e mutação (ex.: onClick, onToggle, onSubmit), associe fn() de 'storybook/test' nos args padrão para que as interações do usuário sejam registradas de forma limpa no painel Actions do Storybook.

4. Documentação Estruturada (parameters.docs)

  • Escreva markdown abrangente em meta.parameters.docs.description.component:
    • Visão Geral e Propósito: O que o componente é e por que existe.
    • Arquitetura e Limites: RSC vs. Client Component ("use client"), hooks, cache.
    • Interações Principais: Manipuladores de clique, alternâncias de estado e animações.
    • Acessibilidade e Movimento: Funções/labels ARIA e prefers-reduced-motion.
  • Anote histórias individuais com parameters.docs.description.story.

5. Quatro Variantes Canônicas de História e Tokens de Produção (OBRIGATÓRIO)

  • Zero Cores Hardcoded: Em NENHUMA circunstância use valores hexadecimais arbitrários (#FAFAFA, #050505) ou cores de paleta não tokenizadas (border-zinc-200, text-zinc-500).
  • Tokens de Produção Semânticos: Use exclusivamente tokens de tema semântico de app/globals.css (bg-background, text-foreground, border-border, text-muted-foreground).
  • Exporte estritamente quatro variantes de história encapsuladas em cartões de contêiner semântico com classes .light e .dark de escopo:
    1. Light: Configurada com { themes: { themeOverride: "light" }, backgrounds: { default: "light" } } em um cartão .light bg-background text-foreground border-border rotulado como "Light Mode".
    2. Dark: Configurada com { themes: { themeOverride: "dark" }, backgrounds: { default: "dark" } } em um cartão .dark bg-background text-foreground border-border rotulado como "Dark Mode".
    3. SkeletonLight: render: () => <[ComponentName]Skeleton /> em um cartão .light bg-background text-foreground border-border rotulado como "Skeleton (Light)".
    4. SkeletonDark: render: () => <[ComponentName]Skeleton /> em um cartão .dark bg-background text-foreground border-border rotulado como "Skeleton (Dark)".

Etapas do Workflow

  • Passo 1: Inspecionar o Contrato e as Props do Componente

    • Leia [ComponentName].tsx e resolva todas as props exportadas, manipuladores de callback e estados visuais.
  • Passo 2: Gerar História Co-Localizada ([ComponentName].stories.tsx)

    • Coloque [ComponentName].stories.tsx diretamente ao lado de [ComponentName].tsx.
    • Implemente metadados CSF3, argTypes, espiões de ação fn(), documentação markdown e as 4 variantes canônicas de história.
  • Passo 3: Execução de Verificação e Teste Smoke

    • Execute o script de verificação para verificar a presença da história e executar o teste smoke do Storybook:
      • Windows (PowerShell):
        pwsh .agents/skills/nextjs-storybook-story/scripts/verify-storybook.ps1 -ComponentPath <target_component_dir>
        
      • Linux / macOS (Bash):
        bash .agents/skills/nextjs-storybook-story/scripts/verify-storybook.sh <target_component_dir>
        
    • Corrija quaisquer colisões de sintaxe ou erros de exportação ausentes.

Individual skills in this repo

This repo contains 20 individual skills — each has its own dedicated page.

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

Create, configure, manage, and validate Google Antigravity customizations including skills, rules, MCP servers, lifecycle hooks, plugins, and custom JSON configs. Use when adding new capabilities to Antigravity, configuring MCP servers, writing rules, creating skills, setting up hooks, or modernizing legacy workflows.

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

Spawn multiple agents into a shared conversation where they debate, disagree, and converge on a solution via a shared chat.json file. Use for architecture decisions, code review debates, design trade-offs, or any problem that benefits from adversarial reasoning. Triggers on "chatroom", "agent debate", "have agents discuss", "agent chatroom", "debate this", or /agent-chatrooms. Also triggers on phrases like "have 3 agents argue about", "multi-agent discussion", or "let them debate".

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

Always-active code intelligence, search, and navigation skill utilizing the codebase-memory MCP server. Enforces an index-first protocol (verifying and refreshing the knowledge graph via index_repository or index_status before searching, required because background auto_watch is disabled to eliminate editor stutter and system lag), followed by graph-first exploration (search_graph, trace_path, get_code_snippet, query_graph, get_architecture, detect_changes) instead of naive text grep or full-file reads. Always activate before searching the codebase, inspecting unknown architecture, finding symbols, or tracing callers/callees.

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

>- Discover, interview, and craft comprehensive UX/UI design specifications (design-spec.md) and design tokens for web components. Triggers on "/component-design", "design component", "design section", "design UI", "wireframe component", or "create design spec".

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

>- Configure and query WooCommerce APIs including WPGraphQL, WooGraphQL, and JWT auth for headless frontends. Use when connecting Next.js to WooCommerce or fetching store catalog data.

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

Orchestrate parallel browser automation using multiple Chrome DevTools MCP instances. Use when a task requires doing the same browser action across many targets simultaneously (e.g., submitting contact forms, filling applications, scraping pages that need JS rendering). Spin up 1-5 parallel Chrome agents.

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

Workflow for spawning an independent subagent to conduct unbiased code reviews and inject adversarial edge-case tests ([ComponentName].edge.test.tsx).

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

>- Build Next.js App Router React components with Suspense skeletons, semantic OKLCH tokens, Jest + RTL unit tests, Playwright visual/hydration checks, and Tailwind logical styling. Triggers on "/nextjs-component-dev", "create component", "new component", "build component", or "develop component".

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

>- Bootstrap, configure, and verify the complete Next.js App Router development environment, developer tooling, testing suites, MCP servers, Docker containerization, and CI/CD. Triggers on "/nextjs-dev-setup", "setup nextjs dev environment", "start a nextjs project", or "containerize nextjs app".

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

>- Configure production health monitoring endpoints (/api/health), Docker Compose probes, and runtime metrics in Next.js App Router applications. Use when asked to "setup health check", "add health endpoint", "docker compose healthcheck nextjs", "configure health monitor", or "/nextjs-healthcheck".

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

Bootstrap, configure, and verify next-intl App Router internationalization (proxy.ts/middleware.ts, next/root-params, [locale] layout, routing). Triggers on "/nextjs-i18n-setup", "setup i18n", "install next-intl", "configure next-intl", "add internationalization", "setup locale routing", "migrate to [locale]".

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

Read/write translation dictionaries (messages/[locale].json), next-intl hooks (getTranslations/useTranslations), providers (Storybook/tests/subtrees), and BiDi styling. Triggers on "/nextjs-i18n-usage", "i18n dictionary", "use translations", "read dictionary", "i18n provider", "next-intl hooks", "storybook i18n", "test i18n", "add translation keys", "localize component", "create a component", "update a component".

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

>- Configure, test, and verify OpenTelemetry (OTel) observability in Next.js App Router applications. Triggers on "/nextjs-otel", "setup otel", "configure opentelemetry", "test otel", or "verify opentelemetry".

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

Step-by-step workflow for designing and building Next.js App Router pages (RSC page.tsx, loading skeleton, metadata, JSON-LD schema, and dynamic static params). Triggers on "/nextjs-page-dev", "create page", "new page", "develop page", "build route", or "implement page".

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

>- Orchestrate end-to-end planning for Next.js App Router projects, generating canonical specifications, design systems, and a 7-phase modular implementation roadmap in docs/plan/. Triggers on "/nextjs-plan", "plan a nextjs project", "plan nextjs app", "create nextjs project plan", "outline nextjs architecture", or "generate plan".

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

>- Build Next.js e-commerce frontends backed by WooCommerce APIs, handling ISR catalogs, cart sessions, and JWT authentication. Use when building or querying Next.js stores with WooCommerce.

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

Self-correcting rules engine and feedback loop that learns from user corrections, mistakes, and project-specific constraints by maintaining a persistent autofix ruleset. Scans learned rules before starting any task, resolves conflicts, and automatically appends new rules upon corrections. Triggers on user corrections ("no, do it this way", "never do X", "always use Y"), /learn, "self repair", "add rule", "update rules", or when diagnosing assumptions and bugs. CRITICAL ALWAYS-ACTIVE LIFECYCLE SKILL. Must always be kept in context, loaded at session start, and consulted before starting ANY task to read and apply active constraints from autofix.json. MUST ALWAYS be triggered immediately whenever the user provides ANY correction, preference, criticism, rejection of an approach, or adjustment ("no", "don't do X", "use Y", "remember", "prefer"), or when any mistake/bug is identified. Automatically and immediately formulates and appends the new imperative rule to the project's autofix.json ruleset file.

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

Setup, automate, and execute SEO audits, CI/CD pre-push/pre-deploy checks, and ranking optimizations using the seo CLI and MCP server.

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

End-to-end repository onboarding and development environment setup skill. Scans repository structure, configures project metadata (docs/project.json), sets up the codebase-memory-mcp code intelligence knowledge graph server (in workspace mcp.json and globally for AGY only), configures git hooks with Husky and Commitlint, establishes multi-stage production Docker containerization, and automates credit-optimized Release Please CI/CD with multi-arch (AMD64 & ARM64) GHCR package deployment. Triggers on "/setup-repository", "setup repository", "setup repo", "initialize repository", "new repo setup", or when preparing any repository for development and AI agent workflows.

BIGboss248/nextjs-wordpress

AI screen scaffolding, layout generation, and variant exploration workflow powered by Google Stitch (StitchMCP). Consumes a component design specification (docs/design/components/[page name]/[component name]/design-spec.md), verifies and reuses the central Stitch project in docs/project.json (or creates/persists one if absent), seeds the project's design system into Stitch, synthesizes layout prompts to generate a screen and create one variant of the given design spec file, downloads and saves Stitch JPG screenshots and HTML code files directly into docs/design/components/[page name]/[component name]/stitch/ using binary-safe PowerShell Invoke-WebRequest, outputs image prompts to the user if visual assets are needed (without calling generate_image to conserve tokens), updates design-spec.md with Stitch layout benchmarks, and audits asset download integrity with an independent subagent. Triggers on "/stitch-design", "generate stitch screen", "create stitch variant", "scaffold screen with stitch", or "stitch...

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