Vue.js Is My Workhorse. Now It's an Agent Skill.
Overview I've been using Vue.js since the early days, long enough that "Evangelion" sounds like a release date, not an anime. I've published material about it, shipped updates, built projects, and lived through every major release: 1.0, 2.0, the long 2.x tail, the 3.0 rewrite, and now the Vapor Mode era. Vue is my workhorse. It still is. So when I started building my open-source AI agent setup, I…
Vue.js has been the author's primary tool for over a decade, starting from the early days and witnessing major releases such as 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, and now the Vapor Mode era. The author decided to create an open-source AI agent setup, encoding their Vue.js knowledge into a skill called vue-expert. This skill, available in the Spellbook of Skill collection and the web-dev-agent repository, contains everything needed to use Vue 3 and Nuxt conventions effectively while avoiding common pitfalls.
It covers composition API, typed props, composables, Pinia stores, and Vite build config. The skill is on-demand, triggers only in Vue 3 projects, and includes validation and testing steps. The author's own projects, including Easy Kit Vue 3 component kit and various apps, served as the basis for this skill. Vue's rapid evolution continues, with new releases like 3.5 and 3.6, so the skill requires periodic updates.
The author encourages contributions and improvements to keep the skill relevant and useful for both agents and human readers.
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