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tailwind-4-docslisted

Comprehensive Tailwind CSS v4 (through v4.3) documentation snapshot, version-delta knowledge, and engineering workflow. Use this skill whenever the user writes, reviews, refactors, configures, or migrates Tailwind CSS — including selecting utilities/variants, CSS-first theme/token setup, v3-to-v4 migration, or any task touching scrollbar/mask/text-shadow/logical-property/@variant features. Works from a local docs snapshot when available and degrades to bundled summaries (version deltas, gotchas, engineering playbook) when not.
wemwi/skill-library · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 58
Install: claude install-skill wemwi/skill-library
# Tailwind 4 Docs ## Overview Use this skill to navigate a locally synced Tailwind CSS v4 documentation snapshot and answer development, configuration, migration, implementation, refactor, and review questions with official guidance. When the snapshot is available it is the authoritative source. When it is not, the skill still works from bundled, snapshot-independent summaries (post-4.0 version deltas, gotchas, and the engineering playbook) — it does not refuse to help. The docs snapshot is not bundled with this skill because the upstream repository is source-available but not open-source. Users must initialize the snapshot themselves and are responsible for complying with the upstream license. ## Quick start 1. Check whether the docs snapshot is initialized (`references/docs/` and `references/docs-index.json` exist). 2. If the snapshot is present and fresh, use it as the authoritative source. 3. If the snapshot is missing or older than one week, do NOT stop — degrade gracefully: - Answer from the snapshot-independent core: `references/version-deltas.md` (post-4.0 features), `references/gotchas.md` (v4 pitfalls), and `references/engineering-playbook.md` (architecture). - Tell the user the snapshot is missing/stale and that the answer is based on summarized knowledge, then offer to initialize/refresh it (see "Initialization") for authoritative, version-exact detail. - Prefer to initialize *first* (rather than degrade) when the task hinges on exact current syntax