react-llms

React Docs

React is a library for web and native user interfaces.

When to Use

• When developing applications using React for the web or native platforms.
• When you need documentation on React Hooks (e.g., useState, useEffect, useActionState, useOptimistic).
• When you need to look up React APIs, Server Components, Rules of React, or ESLint plugin rules.

When Not to Use

• When the task requires documentation specific to React Native components or Next.js routing features (use reactnative-llms or nextjs-llms instead).

Core Process

1. Identify the Topic: Identify the specific React Hook, Component, or API you need details for.
2. Fetch the Documentation Index: Read the primary llms.txt file from the References section using an available web fetching tool.
3. Locate Specific Documents: Find the specific topic's link in the index and fetch its documentation.
4. Apply Context: Use the retrieved guidelines, especially focusing on React's Rules and pure components, to complete your implementation safely.

Core Principles

• Avoid Hallucination: React APIs (like Server Components and new Hooks in React 19) change rapidly. Always refer to the official docs to ensure correctness.

References

To fully utilize this skill, you MUST read at least one of the links relevant to the current context:

• React Documentation Index MUST read this index when working with React, in order to find documentation for React Hooks, built-in components, APIs, or React Server Components. Learn React, API Reference, Hooks, Components, Client APIs, Server APIs, Rules Of React, React Server Components.