turbosnap-debug-after-stats
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turbosnap-debug
Diagnose TurboSnap behavior using logs, config, git context, support-shareable hosted metadata references, and targeted trace commands. Use when you need to classify why TurboSnap is enabled, disabled, unavailable, or tracing the wrong stories, then recommend the smallest valid next step.
8chromatic-themes
Configure Chromatic to capture visual test snapshots across multiple themes (light/dark mode, design tokens, branded variants) using the Modes API and @storybook/addon-themes. Use when the user wants to test components with different themes in Chromatic, set up light/dark mode visual testing, configure @storybook/addon-themes with Chromatic, or apply theme modes at the project, component, or story level.
6chromatic-viewports
Configure Chromatic to capture visual test snapshots at multiple viewport sizes using the Modes API. Use when the user wants to test responsive components at different screen sizes, set up viewport breakpoints for Chromatic visual testing, apply viewports to individual stories or globally, control snapshot height with cropToViewport, or migrate from the legacy chromatic.viewports API to the new Modes API.
6chromatic-turbosnap-debug
Diagnose TurboSnap behavior using logs, config, git context, support-shareable hosted metadata references, and targeted trace commands. Use when you need to classify why TurboSnap is enabled, disabled, unavailable, or tracing the wrong stories, then recommend the smallest valid next step.
6chromatic-workflow-debug
Diagnose Chromatic workflow issues involving git history, baselines, pull request event shape, merge queues, merge-base failures, replacement builds, and patch builds. Use when builds compare against the wrong baseline, an ancestor build is not found, pull request comparisons look wrong, or CI git context does not match Chromatic's expectations.
5chromatic-monorepo-config
Recommend Chromatic best practices for Nx and Turborepo monorepos, including one-project versus multi-project topology, workingDir, buildCommand or outputDir, storybookBaseDir, storybookConfigDir, onlyChanged, externals, untraced, shared lockfile behavior, and TurboSnap-safe CI patterns. Use when a monorepo needs an initial setup recommendation or an audit of an existing Chromatic configuration.
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