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Plan complex Blazor UI features by decomposing them into focused components. USE FOR: building a complex Blazor page with multiple sections, planning component decomposition, designing a multi-section dashboard or layout, breaking down a large UI feature into composable components, pages with sidebars and content panels, any page with 3+ distinct visual sections or multiple interacting sub-features, identifying parent-child relationships and data flow. DO NOT USE FOR: creating new Blazor projects or apps from scratch (use create-blazor-project), implementing a single individual component (use author-component), writing component code with parameters and EventCallback (use author-component), or simple single-component pages.

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Plan a Blazor UI Change

When asked to build a complex UI feature, plan the component decomposition first, then immediately implement it. A single monolithic page component is almost never the right answer — break the UI into focused, composable components.

Planning Workflow

Step 1 — Map the Visual Regions

Read the request and identify every distinct visual region. Each region that has its own data, behavior, or layout responsibility is a candidate component.

Draw the component tree:

InventoryDashboard          (page — owns data, orchestrates layout)
├── StockSummaryBar         (read-only stats: total items, low-stock count, value)
├── InventoryFilters        (search box, category dropdown, stock-level toggle)
├── InventoryTable          (sortable table of products)
│   └── InventoryRow        (single product row with inline edit/delete)
└── AddProductForm          (slide-out form for new products)

Rules for identifying components:

Distinct responsibility — a region owns its own state or behavior → separate component
Repeated structure — items in a list, cards in a grid → extract the item template
Independent interactivity — a section that handles user input separately from its siblings → separate component
Size — any section that would exceed ~150 lines of markup on its own → split it

Step 2 — Classify Each Component

For every component in the tree, determine:

Component	Action	Render Mode	State Owned	Lines (est.)
InventoryDashboard	Create	InteractiveServer	product list, filter state	~80
StockSummaryBar	Create	(inherits)	none — receives data	~30
InventoryFilters	Create	(inherits)	search text, selected category	~60
InventoryTable	Create	(inherits)	sort column, sort direction	~50
InventoryRow	Create	(inherits)	inline-edit mode flag	~60
AddProductForm	Create	(inherits)	form model	~80

A page component that exceeds ~200 lines of combined markup + code is too large. If your estimate puts a single component above that, split further.

Step 3 — Design Data Flow

Identify the state owner for each piece of data, then map how it flows:

InventoryDashboard (owns: products[], filters)
  │
  ├─ [Parameter] products ──→ StockSummaryBar (reads aggregate stats)
  │
  ├─ [Parameter] filters ──→ InventoryFilters
  │   └─ EventCallback<Filters> OnFiltersChanged ──→ InventoryDashboard
  │
  ├─ [Parameter] filteredProducts ──→ InventoryTable
  │   └─ [Parameter] product ──→ InventoryRow
  │       ├─ EventCallback<Product> OnSave ──→ InventoryTable ──→ InventoryDashboard
  │       └─ EventCallback<Product> OnDelete ──→ InventoryTable ──→ InventoryDashboard
  │
  └─ EventCallback<Product> OnProductAdded ←── AddProductForm

Rules:

Data always flows down through [Parameter]
Events always flow up through EventCallback<T>
The page/parent owns the data and passes filtered/transformed views to children
Children never mutate parameters — they notify the parent via callbacks
If data must cross more than 2 levels without intermediate components needing it, use a cascading value or a scoped service

Step 4 — Identify Reuse Opportunities

Before creating a new component, check if an existing component in the project can serve the purpose. Look for:

Existing list-item components that match the structure
Shared filter/search components already in the project
Generic components (e.g., DataTable<T>, Pagination) that accept templates

If a component will be used in more than one page, place it in a Shared/ or Components/ folder.

Step 5 — Order the Implementation

Build bottom-up — leaf components first, then parents that compose them:

Models/DTOs — define the data shapes
Services — data access, business logic (interface + implementation)
Leaf components — components with no children (InventoryRow, StockSummaryBar)
Container components — components that compose leaves (InventoryTable, InventoryFilters)
Page component — wires everything together, registers routes
Configuration — DI registration, render mode setup

Each component should be independently compilable. Never reference a component that doesn't exist yet.

Output Format

Present the plan briefly, then immediately proceed to implement — never stop at just the plan or ask for confirmation before writing code. The plan is a thinking tool, not a deliverable.

## Component Plan: [Feature Name]

### Component Tree
[ASCII tree showing parent-child relationships]

### Component Table
| Component | Action | Render Mode | Purpose | Est. Lines |
|-----------|--------|-------------|---------|------------|
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |

### Data Flow
[State owner] → [Parameters down] → [EventCallbacks up]

### Implementation Order
1. [First file to create — why]
2. [Second file — why]
...

After outputting the plan, immediately begin implementing the components in the order listed. Do not wait for approval or ask "shall I proceed?" — the plan is a guide for you to follow, not a proposal for the user to approve.

Anti-Patterns to Avoid

Anti-Pattern	Why It's Wrong	Correct Approach
One page component with 500+ lines	Impossible to test, reuse, or maintain	Decompose into focused components
Passing 10+ parameters through intermediate components	Parameter drilling obscures intent	Use cascading values or a scoped state service
Child component fetching its own data from an API	Multiple components making redundant calls	Parent owns data, passes via parameters
Inline rendering of list items with complex markup	Duplicated logic, no reuse, hard to test	Extract item template into its own component
Building everything in one file then "refactoring later"	Refactoring rarely happens; the monolith ships	Plan the decomposition upfront
Generic components for one-off usage	Over-engineering adds complexity	Only extract generics when reuse is proven

Guidelines

Plan briefly, then implement. Write a concise component table and data flow map, then immediately create the .razor files — never stop at just the plan.
Prefer many small components over one large one. A component with a single clear purpose is easier to understand, test, and reuse.
State ownership is the first decision. Before writing fetch logic, decide which component owns the data.
Build bottom-up. Create leaf components first so parent components can reference them immediately.
Name components after what they render, not what they do internally: ProductCard not ProductRenderer, OrderFilters not FilterHandler.

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license: MIT
name: plan-ui-change
description: >
  Plan complex Blazor UI features by decomposing them into focused components.
  USE FOR: building a complex Blazor page with multiple sections, planning
  component decomposition, designing a multi-section dashboard or layout,
  breaking down a large UI feature into composable components, pages with
  sidebars and content panels, any page with 3+ distinct visual sections
  or multiple interacting sub-features, identifying parent-child relationships
  and data flow.
  DO NOT USE FOR: creating new Blazor projects or apps from scratch
  (use create-blazor-project), implementing a single individual component
  (use author-component), writing component code with parameters and
  EventCallback (use author-component), or simple single-component pages.

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---
license: MIT
name: plan-ui-change
description: >
  Plan complex Blazor UI features by decomposing them into focused components.
  USE FOR: building a complex Blazor page with multiple sections, planning
  component decomposition, designing a multi-section dashboard or layout,
  breaking down a large UI feature into composable components, pages with
  sidebars and content panels, any page with 3+ distinct visual sections
  or multiple interacting sub-features, identifying parent-child relationships
  and data flow.
  DO NOT USE FOR: creating new Blazor projects or apps from scratch
  (use create-blazor-project), implementing a single individual component
  (use author-component), writing component code with parameters and
  EventCallback (use author-component), or simple single-component pages.
---

# Plan a Blazor UI Change

When asked to build a complex UI feature, **plan the component decomposition first, then immediately implement it**. A single monolithic page component is almost never the right answer — break the UI into focused, composable components.

## Planning Workflow

### Step 1 — Map the Visual Regions

Read the request and identify every distinct visual region. Each region that has its own data, behavior, or layout responsibility is a candidate component.

Draw the component tree:

```
InventoryDashboard          (page — owns data, orchestrates layout)
├── StockSummaryBar         (read-only stats: total items, low-stock count, value)
├── InventoryFilters        (search box, category dropdown, stock-level toggle)
├── InventoryTable          (sortable table of products)
│   └── InventoryRow        (single product row with inline edit/delete)
└── AddProductForm          (slide-out form for new products)
```

Rules for identifying components:
- **Distinct responsibility** — a region owns its own state or behavior → separate component
- **Repeated structure** — items in a list, cards in a grid → extract the item template
- **Independent interactivity** — a section that handles user input separately from its siblings → separate component
- **Size** — any section that would exceed ~150 lines of markup on its own → split it

### Step 2 — Classify Each Component

For every component in the tree, determine:

| Component | Action | Render Mode | State Owned | Lines (est.) |
|-----------|--------|-------------|-------------|-------------|
| InventoryDashboard | Create | InteractiveServer | product list, filter state | ~80 |
| StockSummaryBar | Create | (inherits) | none — receives data | ~30 |
| InventoryFilters | Create | (inherits) | search text, selected category | ~60 |
| InventoryTable | Create | (inherits) | sort column, sort direction | ~50 |
| InventoryRow | Create | (inherits) | inline-edit mode flag | ~60 |
| AddProductForm | Create | (inherits) | form model | ~80 |

**A page component that exceeds ~200 lines of combined markup + code is too large.** If your estimate puts a single component above that, split further.

### Step 3 — Design Data Flow

Identify the **state owner** for each piece of data, then map how it flows:

```
InventoryDashboard (owns: products[], filters)
  │
  ├─ [Parameter] products ──→ StockSummaryBar (reads aggregate stats)
  │
  ├─ [Parameter] filters ──→ InventoryFilters
  │   └─ EventCallback<Filters> OnFiltersChanged ──→ InventoryDashboard
  │
  ├─ [Parameter] filteredProducts ──→ InventoryTable
  │   └─ [Parameter] product ──→ InventoryRow
  │       ├─ EventCallback<Product> OnSave ──→ InventoryTable ──→ InventoryDashboard
  │       └─ EventCallback<Product> OnDelete ──→ InventoryTable ──→ InventoryDashboard
  │
  └─ EventCallback<Product> OnProductAdded ←── AddProductForm
```

Rules:
- Data always flows **down** through `[Parameter]`
- Events always flow **up** through `EventCallback<T>`
- The page/parent **owns the data** and passes filtered/transformed views to children
- Children **never mutate parameters** — they notify the parent via callbacks
- If data must cross more than 2 levels without intermediate components needing it, use a cascading value or a scoped service

### Step 4 — Identify Reuse Opportunities

Before creating a new component, check if an existing component in the project can serve the purpose. Look for:
- Existing list-item components that match the structure
- Shared filter/search components already in the project
- Generic components (e.g., `DataTable<T>`, `Pagination`) that accept templates

If a component will be used in more than one page, place it in a `Shared/` or `Components/` folder.

### Step 5 — Order the Implementation

Build bottom-up — leaf components first, then parents that compose them:

1. **Models/DTOs** — define the data shapes
2. **Services** — data access, business logic (interface + implementation)
3. **Leaf components** — components with no children (InventoryRow, StockSummaryBar)
4. **Container components** — components that compose leaves (InventoryTable, InventoryFilters)
5. **Page component** — wires everything together, registers routes
6. **Configuration** — DI registration, render mode setup

Each component should be independently compilable. Never reference a component that doesn't exist yet.

## Output Format

Present the plan briefly, then **immediately proceed to implement** — never stop at just the plan or ask for confirmation before writing code. The plan is a thinking tool, not a deliverable.

```markdown
## Component Plan: [Feature Name]

### Component Tree
[ASCII tree showing parent-child relationships]

### Component Table
| Component | Action | Render Mode | Purpose | Est. Lines |
|-----------|--------|-------------|---------|------------|
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |

### Data Flow
[State owner] → [Parameters down] → [EventCallbacks up]

### Implementation Order
1. [First file to create — why]
2. [Second file — why]
...
```

After outputting the plan, **immediately begin implementing** the components in the order listed. Do not wait for approval or ask "shall I proceed?" — the plan is a guide for you to follow, not a proposal for the user to approve.

## Anti-Patterns to Avoid

| Anti-Pattern | Why It's Wrong | Correct Approach |
|-------------|----------------|-----------------|
| One page component with 500+ lines | Impossible to test, reuse, or maintain | Decompose into focused components |
| Passing 10+ parameters through intermediate components | Parameter drilling obscures intent | Use cascading values or a scoped state service |
| Child component fetching its own data from an API | Multiple components making redundant calls | Parent owns data, passes via parameters |
| Inline rendering of list items with complex markup | Duplicated logic, no reuse, hard to test | Extract item template into its own component |
| Building everything in one file then "refactoring later" | Refactoring rarely happens; the monolith ships | Plan the decomposition upfront |
| Generic components for one-off usage | Over-engineering adds complexity | Only extract generics when reuse is proven |

## Guidelines

- **Plan briefly, then implement.** Write a concise component table and data flow map, then immediately create the `.razor` files — never stop at just the plan.
- **Prefer many small components over one large one.** A component with a single clear purpose is easier to understand, test, and reuse.
- **State ownership is the first decision.** Before writing fetch logic, decide which component owns the data.
- **Build bottom-up.** Create leaf components first so parent components can reference them immediately.
- **Name components after what they render**, not what they do internally: `ProductCard` not `ProductRenderer`, `OrderFilters` not `FilterHandler`.

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