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About tailwind-best-practices

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tailwind-best-practices

Tailwind CSS styling guidelines for Mastra Playground UI

Tailwind-best-practices is an agent skill with styling guidelines for the Mastra Playground UI. It is a routing and priority guide with five rules across three categories, and it applies to the packages that make up the playground: packages/playground-ui and packages/playground. The rules are there to keep the design system consistent, prevent token drift and protect the integrity of the component library. Use it when writing new React components with Tailwind styles, reviewing code for styling consistency, refactoring styled components, or adding and changing UI elements. Each rule has a file with a detailed explanation, examples and review guidance, so the skill can answer a specific question without loading all of them. It is listed on skills.sh as part of the mastra-ai/mastra repository and is written for contributors to the Mastra playground rather than general Tailwind users.

Price
Free
Made by
mastra-ai
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/mastra-ai/mastra/tailwind-best-practices