Implement Frontend

Apply this skill when the repository already follows this stack:

• React + TypeScript + Next.js
• React Hook Form + Zod
• React Query or Connect Query
• Proto-generated API types (when present)

If local conventions differ, preserve existing project standards and apply only the transferable principles.

Core workflow

1. Set ownership boundaries before editing.
   • Keep render-only concerns in components.
   • Keep fetching, mapping, and business rules in hooks.
   • Keep server state in query cache, form state in RHF, and UI-only state in useState.
2. Implement with strict typing and explicit mappings.
   • Avoid type escapes such as any, as any, and ignore directives.
   • Map API models to UI models in mappers instead of casting.
3. Verify reliability and UX before finishing.
   • Cover loading, error, and empty states.
   • Add cancellation and cleanup for async work when race conditions are possible.
   • Preserve keyboard accessibility and focus behavior.

Non-negotiable checks

• Remove duplicate state and useEffect sync loops.
• Keep API calls and business logic out of render components.
• Invalidate or update only affected query keys.
• Use rollback-safe optimistic updates only.
• Remove console.*, debugger, dead code, and unused imports.

Stack guardrails

• If the repo uses RHF + Zod, use createZodResolver; avoid zodResolver(schema as any).
• If using RHF, avoid putting the entire form object in dependency arrays.
• Keep proto-to-UI transforms in a dedicated mapper file (for example utils/proto-mappers.ts) when proto contracts are used.

References

• Use react-patterns.md for forms, hooks, state ownership, query usage, and accessibility.
• Use typescript-patterns.md for type hygiene, proto typing, and code organization.