Summary: This project introduces specialized AI agent skills aimed at significantly enhancing Vue 3 development workflows. It targets Vue developers who leverage AI coding assistants, providing them with structured, expert-level knowledge derived from real-world issues and best practices. The core benefit lies in improving the reliability and efficiency of AI-generated code for Vue 3 applications, mitigating common errors and hallucinations by grounding AI responses in specific, validated patterns.

How It Works: The skills are meticulously designed and categorized into two types: "Capability" skills address problems that AI agents cannot solve independently, such as undocumented behaviors, version-specific quirks, or complex edge cases. "Efficiency" skills, conversely, guide AI agents towards optimal solutions, promoting best practices, consistent patterns, and improved code quality where AI might otherwise produce suboptimal results. A rigorous automated validation process, comparing AI performance with and without the skill, ensures that only rules providing demonstrable improvements are retained, focusing on solving previously unsolvable problems or enhancing existing solutions significantly.

Quick Start & Requirements: Getting started is streamlined: install globally using npx skills add vuejs-ai/skills, or integrate with Claude Code via marketplace add vuejs-ai/skills. Individual skills can be added using the command /plugin install <skill-name>@vue-skills. For optimal and consistent results, prompts should be explicitly prefixed with Use vue skill, <your prompt here>. No specific hardware, CUDA versions, or operating system dependencies are mentioned, implying compatibility with standard AI agent environments.

Highlighted Details:

• Offers a broad spectrum of skills covering essential Vue 3 areas: Composition API, Options API, Vue Router 4, Pinia state management, testing frameworks (Vitest, Vue Test Utils), JSX syntax, general development guides, and debugging techniques.
• Features a dedicated skill, create-adaptable-composable, which aids in generating reusable composables using flexible input patterns like MaybeRef and MaybeRefOrGetter.
• Skills are directly informed by real-world development challenges and community feedback, aiming to bridge gaps in AI training data.
• The validation methodology ensures skills provide tangible benefits, moving beyond generic advice to address specific, actionable improvements in AI-assisted development.

Maintenance & Community: Currently positioned as an "Early Experiment / Community Project," the maintainers plan to propose its transfer to the official Vue organization to foster broader community benefit. Development is managed on a dev branch, with published skills merged into main. The project highlights related community efforts such as antfu/skills, vueuse/vueuse-skills, and onmax/nuxt-skills. Direct links to community channels like Discord or Slack are not provided.

Licensing & Compatibility: The project adheres to the permissive MIT license. This license generally permits broad usage, including commercial applications and integration within closed-source software, without significant restrictions.

Limitations & Caveats: As an "Early Experiment," the skills may be incomplete or susceptible to AI hallucinations, necessitating user feedback for refinement. The effectiveness of skill triggering can be inconsistent if prompts are not explicitly prefixed with Use vue skill, potentially leading to less reliable AI outputs.