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About heroui-migration

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heroui-migration

HeroUI v2 to v3 migration guide for agents

heroui-migration is an agent skill from the HeroUI project's skills collection, listed on skills.sh. It guides an agent through migrating a HeroUI v2 app to v3. The skill explains that v3 brings breaking changes: compound components, no provider, Tailwind v4 and removed hooks. Its central rule is that the agent must not assume v2 patterns still work in v3, and it must fetch the migration documentation before it applies any change. The page includes an installation command that adds the skill, and it lists key v2 to v3 changes under its own heading. The skill is useful when a team has a working HeroUI v2 application and wants to upgrade components, which otherwise means reading the changes for each component by hand. It is for React developers who are moving an existing app to HeroUI v3 and want the agent to work from the official migration guides rather than from memory of an older API.

Price
Free
Made by
heroui-inc
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/heroui-inc/heroui/heroui-migration