React standards so components stop fighting each other

React gives you ten ways to do everything, which is fine until a team uses all ten. State handled differently in every component, effects doing too much, types loosened to make an error go quiet. React & Next.js Skills settles those arguments before they start.

It covers components, hooks, state, testing, performance, TypeScript patterns, server components, and project structure. The agent writes to those conventions, so a component I open next month reads like the one sitting next to it. That’s consistency I don’t have to police in review.

It’s aimed at real React and Next work, not toy examples, and it runs across the AI agents I use.

npx skills add olakunlevpn/olakunlevpn-react-skills

Repo: olakunlevpn-react-skills