Use the Use vue skill prefix to assist Vue 3 development

Who it's for

Use this skill set when you want an agent to assist Vue 3 development. The source writes it as Agent skills for Vue 3 development and marks it as an early experiment and a community project. Official repository:

https://github.com/vuejs-ai/skills

If you are not ready to run the official install on this machine, or you cannot accept early-experiment stability, do not continue yet. The source does not expand Vue 3 development into concrete check items; do not invent an operation inventory.

For more reliability, the source requires the prompt to add the Use vue skill prefix, written as Use vue skill, followed by your prompt. Do not omit this prefix and expect the same effect. Development happens on the dev branch; the main branch is only for published skills. The first time, do not change the branch policy. If you only want ordinary front-end work and do not need the Vue 3 skill prefix, you need not start here. The source positions these skills as enhancing Vue 3 development, but it gives no copyable project scaffold or file template.

First try in 3 minutes

First open the official repository and check:

https://github.com/vuejs-ai/skills

Recommended install is only this one. Installing skills writes files on this machine; before you run it, confirm you want this Vue skill set left here:

npx skills add vuejs-ai/skills

Success signal: this command ends normally. The source does not write a skill landing directory; do not invent a path. The source also wrote slash-form marketplace and install commands; the first time, do not put them beside this as a second main path, and do not write those slash commands as exclusive to one client.

The first time in the agent, only check; do not change live project files yet. Ask with the official prefix: Use vue skill, explain that this is a Vue 3 development skill and that this is an early experiment and community project. The observation is that the agent can recite these two points and has not started changing code.

If the agent offers to inspect a class of Vue syntax details that the source never wrote, stop first. Success signal: install finished, and a prefixed question gets a recitation of "Vue 3 development / early experiment". The first time, do not batch-change the repository. If you only want to confirm the skill is there, a prefixed read-only question is enough; you need not open live business code immediately.

Use cases

Case 1: Install only via the official npx path. After you accept writing skill files, run npx skills add vuejs-ai/skills. Fits people who only want Vue 3 skills attached to an agent and are not ready to change code. Success signal: the command ends normally. The source does not write a post-install directory tree; do not invent filenames. If install fails, stop; do not switch to a slash marketplace command as a backup main path.

Case 2: Trigger once read-only with the official prefix. After install, send Use vue skill, followed by one neutral explanation request, for example asking it to state this is a Vue 3 development skill and still an early experiment. Fits people who want to confirm the prefix is honored. Success signal: the reply shows it answers as a Vue 3 development skill and admits the early experiment. The source gives no further prompt templates, and do not invent check steps the source never wrote. When you need a real code change, first name a disposable file and confirm a write to disk; evidence does not write a concrete change method, so do not add an operation inventory.

Boundaries

The main path is only npx skills add vuejs-ai/skills. Slash-form marketplace add and plugin install appear in the source, but they are not the first-try main path, and do not mark them as exclusive to one client. This is an early experiment and community project; do not treat it as an already stable official product.

More reliable use is adding Use vue skill before the prompt. The wording stops at Use vue skill, followed by your prompt. Capability is written only as Vue 3 development and does not expand concrete syntax operations. Development is on the dev branch; main is only for published skills. The source does not write the skill directory, uninstall steps, or a client roster. Do not fill in unwritten check items and installers. First-time success is only install finishing plus a prefixed read-only recitation; before changing project files you must confirm the target can be discarded. If the agent omits the Use vue skill prefix, stop first, add the prefix, then ask again. Even if slash marketplace and install commands appear in the source, they cannot be a main path beside npx, and do not add client names the source never wrote. Early experiment means results may be unstable; do not treat one recitation as a complete development flow already working. The split of dev and main is written only as development versus published skills; do not change the branch policy yourself.