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Applies React/TypeScript-specific technical decision criteria, anti-pattern detection, debugging, and frontend quality gates. Use when reviewing components, hooks, browser behavior, or frontend implementation completeness.

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AI Developer Guide - Technical Decision Criteria and Anti-pattern Collection (Frontend)

Value-First Engineering

Inspect until the evidence identifies the lowest-total-complexity solution that delivers the required user or maintainer value while keeping the UI correct and maintainable.

Resolve verified problems within confirmed scope or dependencies required for the outcome; report other findings with their owning boundary and evidence without expanding the active change.
Introduce state, props, variants, abstractions, or speculative edge-case handling when a current outcome, verified constraint, or evidence-backed material risk requires them.
Treat behavior-preserving maintenance inside the confirmed responsibility as current maintainer value when repository evidence shows it reduces change ambiguity, duplicate ownership, defect risk, or future implementation and verification cost without expanding observable product scope.

Judge total complexity across every activated user decision, prop, state, variant, concept, output, persistent state, and component or hook path, together with its UX, runtime, implementation, testing, documentation, and maintenance cost. Compare only dimensions that differ between viable approaches. Prefer reuse or no new mechanism when it delivers the same confirmed value and proof at lower total complexity.

Technical Anti-patterns (Red Flag Patterns)

Pause the affected decision and review the design when detecting the following patterns:

Code Quality Anti-patterns

Duplicating one UI responsibility across independently maintained components - Review whether the duplicated behavior or contract should have one owner
Multiple responsibilities mixed in a single component - Violates Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)
Defining same content in multiple components - Violates DRY principle
Making changes without checking dependencies - Potential for unexpected impacts
Disabling code with comments - Should use version control
Error suppression - Hiding problems creates technical debt
Excessive use of type assertions (as) - Abandoning type safety
Pass-through prop chains that obscure state ownership - Use composition, Context, or the project's state layer when intermediate components only forward values and a broader owner is clearer; retain explicit props when they preserve local ownership and broader state ownership would add coordination while responsibility remains local
Components mixing independently changing responsibilities - Split when rendering, state/data ownership, or reusable/testable behavior forms an independent responsibility; retain cohesive components when splitting would add avoidable prop/state synchronization

Design Anti-patterns

"Make it work for now" thinking - Accumulation of technical debt
Patchwork implementation - Unplanned additions to existing components
Optimistic implementation of uncertain technology - Designing unknown elements assuming "it'll probably work"
Symptomatic fixes - Surface-level fixes that don't solve root causes
Unplanned large-scale changes - Lack of incremental approach

Fallback Design Principles

Core Principle: Fail-Fast

Design philosophy that prioritizes improving primary code reliability over fallback implementations.

Criteria for Fallback Implementation

Fallback rule: Implement a fallback when an accepted requirement, boundary contract, project policy, or Design Doc defines the degraded outcome and recovery owner
Layer Responsibilities:
- Rendering failure in a child component subtree, including a hook that throws during render: Use the project's Error Boundary
- Event handlers, ordinary async callbacks, SSR, and hook/API operations outside rendering: Handle them at the owning event, hook, API, or server boundary using its error contract

Detection of Excessive Fallbacks

Require design review when adding a catch that duplicates or fragments an existing recovery responsibility; retain it for a distinct failure mode with a documented recovery owner and visible UI outcome
Require design review when the same failure is caught at multiple component/hook/API layers without one recovery owner, or when nested handlers obscure the visible UI state
Identify the accepted recovery contract before implementing a fallback
Make fallback activation observable through one existing UI, log, or metric channel at the boundary that owns diagnosis or recovery; add a new channel only when an operational requirement or project policy requires it

Criteria for Code Duplication

Keep concrete implementations separate while their similarity is accidental or their UI ownership differs. Consolidate when repository evidence shows one shared interaction, validation rule, visual contract, or coordinated change responsibility.

Criteria for Commonalization

Cases for Commonalization

Business logic duplication
Complex processing algorithms
Component patterns (form fields, cards, etc.)
Custom hooks
Validation rules

Cases to Avoid Commonalization

Accidental matches (coincidentally same code)
Possibility of evolving in different directions
Significant readability decrease from commonalization
Simple helpers in test code

Common Failure Patterns and Avoidance Methods

Pattern 1: Error Fix Chain

Symptom: Fixing one error causes new errors Cause: Surface-level fixes without understanding root cause Avoidance: Identify root cause with 5 Whys before fixing

Pattern 2: Abandoning Type Safety

Symptom: Excessive use of any type or as Cause: Impulse to avoid type errors Avoidance: Handle safely with unknown type and type guards

Pattern 3: Implementation Without Sufficient Testing

Symptom: Many bugs after implementation Cause: Ignoring Red-Green-Refactor process Avoidance: Start new or changed behavior and reproducible bug fixes with a failing test. For behavior-preserving refactors, confirm existing or characterization tests pass before and after the change

Pattern 4: Ignoring Technical Uncertainty

Symptom: Frequent unexpected errors when introducing new technology Cause: Assuming "it should work according to official documentation" without prior investigation Avoidance:

Record certainty where it controls implementation or verification decisions

Certainty: low (Reason: new experimental feature with limited production examples)
Exploratory implementation: true
Fallback: use established patterns

For low certainty cases, create minimal verification code first

Pattern 5: Insufficient Existing Code Investigation

Symptom: Duplicate implementations, architecture inconsistency, integration failures Cause: Insufficient understanding of existing code before implementation Avoidance Methods:

Before implementation, always search for similar functionality (using domain, responsibility, component patterns as keywords)
Similar functionality found → Verify that its props, lifecycle, design-system role, and repository usage are representative; reuse or extend it when compatible, otherwise record why it is not a valid model
Similar functionality is technical debt → Repair it when it blocks the current outcome, was caused by the current change, or lies in confirmed scope; otherwise report it separately. Create an ADR when the repair requires an architectural decision
No similar functionality exists → Implement new functionality following existing design philosophy
Preserve the evidence for each reuse, extend, separate, or repair decision in the applicable implementation or design record

Quality Check Workflow

Discover the repository's configured quality entry points and the categories they cover. Use the repository's declared package tooling and conventions and the categories below as the applicable evidence checklist.

Applicable Check Categories

Lint/format — the project's configured formatter and linter
Type check — the project's configured type validation
Build — the configured production or package build
Behavior checks — the smallest configured tests that exercise the changed behavior, plus integration or E2E suites when the change crosses their boundary, a generated skeleton requires them, or the repository gate includes them

Follow repository-declared command composition or ordering when it exists. Otherwise choose an order that respects command dependencies and provides useful feedback. Completion requires every applicable configured check to pass.

Troubleshooting

Port already in use — stop the stale dev/preview/test process holding the port
Stale cache — re-run with the project's fresh/clean-cache option
Dependency errors — clean reinstall dependencies

Situations Requiring Technical Decisions

Timing of Abstraction

Extract a shared abstraction after repository evidence establishes a shared UI responsibility and coordinated change pattern
Be conscious of YAGNI, implement only currently needed features
Prioritize current simplicity over future extensibility

Performance vs Readability

Prioritize readability unless the project's performance budget or a React DevTools Profiler comparison identifies a meaningful bottleneck in the affected interaction
Measure before optimizing with React DevTools Profiler
Document reason with comments when optimizing

Granularity of Component/Type Definitions

Overly detailed components/types reduce maintainability
Design components that appropriately express UI patterns
Use composition over inheritance

Implementation Completeness Assurance

Risk-Scaled Procedure for Impact Analysis

Completion Criteria: Complete all 3 stages. Concise search/inspection notes are sufficient for an isolated component change with no shared contract, routing, state-ownership, or build/config impact; use the structured report for cross-component or high-risk changes.

1. Discovery

Search the repository for every reference to the changed component or hook, its imported functions, and its Props/State types.

2. Understanding

Read the discovered files needed to establish:

Caller's purpose and context
Component hierarchy
Data flow: Props → State → Event handlers → Callbacks

3. Identification

For cross-component or high-risk changes, produce a structured impact report:

## Impact Analysis
### Direct Impact: ComponentA, ComponentB (with reasons)
### Indirect Impact: FeatureX, PageY (with integration paths)
### Processing Flow: Props → Render → Events → Callbacks

Proceed when the accepted scope, consumers, state flow, required adjacent changes, and applicable checks are identified.

Unused Code Deletion Rule

When the requested change makes a component, hook, utility, document, or configuration entry obsolete, delete it after checking its consumers and generated/operational use. Preserve and report uncertain or out-of-scope cleanup, and keep unrelated dormant code outside the implementation scope.

Existing Code Deletion Decision Flow

Required by the requested change? No → Preserve unless the change proves it obsolete
                               Yes → Working and compatible? Yes → Fix/extend
                                                             No → Repair or replace with migration/rollback evidence

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description: Applies React/TypeScript-specific technical decision criteria, anti-pattern detection, debugging, and frontend quality gates. Use when reviewing components, hooks, browser behavior, or frontend implementation completeness.

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name: frontend-ai-guide
description: Applies React/TypeScript-specific technical decision criteria, anti-pattern detection, debugging, and frontend quality gates. Use when reviewing components, hooks, browser behavior, or frontend implementation completeness.
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# AI Developer Guide - Technical Decision Criteria and Anti-pattern Collection (Frontend)

## Value-First Engineering

Inspect until the evidence identifies the lowest-total-complexity solution that delivers the required user or maintainer value while keeping the UI correct and maintainable.
- Resolve verified problems within confirmed scope or dependencies required for the outcome; report other findings with their owning boundary and evidence without expanding the active change.
- Introduce state, props, variants, abstractions, or speculative edge-case handling when a current outcome, verified constraint, or evidence-backed material risk requires them.
- Treat behavior-preserving maintenance inside the confirmed responsibility as current maintainer value when repository evidence shows it reduces change ambiguity, duplicate ownership, defect risk, or future implementation and verification cost without expanding observable product scope.

Judge total complexity across every activated user decision, prop, state, variant, concept, output, persistent state, and component or hook path, together with its UX, runtime, implementation, testing, documentation, and maintenance cost. Compare only dimensions that differ between viable approaches. Prefer reuse or no new mechanism when it delivers the same confirmed value and proof at lower total complexity.

## Technical Anti-patterns (Red Flag Patterns)

Pause the affected decision and review the design when detecting the following patterns:

### Code Quality Anti-patterns
1. **Duplicating one UI responsibility across independently maintained components** - Review whether the duplicated behavior or contract should have one owner
2. **Multiple responsibilities mixed in a single component** - Violates Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)
3. **Defining same content in multiple components** - Violates DRY principle
4. **Making changes without checking dependencies** - Potential for unexpected impacts
5. **Disabling code with comments** - Should use version control
6. **Error suppression** - Hiding problems creates technical debt
7. **Excessive use of type assertions (as)** - Abandoning type safety
8. **Pass-through prop chains that obscure state ownership** - Use composition, Context, or the project's state layer when intermediate components only forward values and a broader owner is clearer; retain explicit props when they preserve local ownership and broader state ownership would add coordination while responsibility remains local
9. **Components mixing independently changing responsibilities** - Split when rendering, state/data ownership, or reusable/testable behavior forms an independent responsibility; retain cohesive components when splitting would add avoidable prop/state synchronization

### Design Anti-patterns
- **"Make it work for now" thinking** - Accumulation of technical debt
- **Patchwork implementation** - Unplanned additions to existing components
- **Optimistic implementation of uncertain technology** - Designing unknown elements assuming "it'll probably work"
- **Symptomatic fixes** - Surface-level fixes that don't solve root causes
- **Unplanned large-scale changes** - Lack of incremental approach

## Fallback Design Principles

### Core Principle: Fail-Fast
Design philosophy that prioritizes improving primary code reliability over fallback implementations.

### Criteria for Fallback Implementation
- **Fallback rule**: Implement a fallback when an accepted requirement, boundary contract, project policy, or Design Doc defines the degraded outcome and recovery owner
- **Layer Responsibilities**:
  - Rendering failure in a child component subtree, including a hook that throws during render: Use the project's Error Boundary
  - Event handlers, ordinary async callbacks, SSR, and hook/API operations outside rendering: Handle them at the owning event, hook, API, or server boundary using its error contract

### Detection of Excessive Fallbacks
- Require design review when adding a catch that duplicates or fragments an existing recovery responsibility; retain it for a distinct failure mode with a documented recovery owner and visible UI outcome
- Require design review when the same failure is caught at multiple component/hook/API layers without one recovery owner, or when nested handlers obscure the visible UI state
- Identify the accepted recovery contract before implementing a fallback
- Make fallback activation observable through one existing UI, log, or metric channel at the boundary that owns diagnosis or recovery; add a new channel only when an operational requirement or project policy requires it

## Criteria for Code Duplication

Keep concrete implementations separate while their similarity is accidental or their UI ownership differs. Consolidate when repository evidence shows one shared interaction, validation rule, visual contract, or coordinated change responsibility.

### Criteria for Commonalization

**Cases for Commonalization**
- Business logic duplication
- Complex processing algorithms
- Component patterns (form fields, cards, etc.)
- Custom hooks
- Validation rules

**Cases to Avoid Commonalization**
- Accidental matches (coincidentally same code)
- Possibility of evolving in different directions
- Significant readability decrease from commonalization
- Simple helpers in test code

## Common Failure Patterns and Avoidance Methods

### Pattern 1: Error Fix Chain
**Symptom**: Fixing one error causes new errors
**Cause**: Surface-level fixes without understanding root cause
**Avoidance**: Identify root cause with 5 Whys before fixing

### Pattern 2: Abandoning Type Safety
**Symptom**: Excessive use of any type or as
**Cause**: Impulse to avoid type errors
**Avoidance**: Handle safely with unknown type and type guards

### Pattern 3: Implementation Without Sufficient Testing
**Symptom**: Many bugs after implementation
**Cause**: Ignoring Red-Green-Refactor process
**Avoidance**: Start new or changed behavior and reproducible bug fixes with a failing test. For behavior-preserving refactors, confirm existing or characterization tests pass before and after the change

### Pattern 4: Ignoring Technical Uncertainty
**Symptom**: Frequent unexpected errors when introducing new technology
**Cause**: Assuming "it should work according to official documentation" without prior investigation
**Avoidance**:
- Record certainty where it controls implementation or verification decisions
  ```
  Certainty: low (Reason: new experimental feature with limited production examples)
  Exploratory implementation: true
  Fallback: use established patterns
  ```
- For low certainty cases, create minimal verification code first

### Pattern 5: Insufficient Existing Code Investigation
**Symptom**: Duplicate implementations, architecture inconsistency, integration failures
**Cause**: Insufficient understanding of existing code before implementation
**Avoidance Methods**:
- Before implementation, always search for similar functionality (using domain, responsibility, component patterns as keywords)
- Similar functionality found → Verify that its props, lifecycle, design-system role, and repository usage are representative; reuse or extend it when compatible, otherwise record why it is not a valid model
- Similar functionality is technical debt → Repair it when it blocks the current outcome, was caused by the current change, or lies in confirmed scope; otherwise report it separately. Create an ADR when the repair requires an architectural decision
- No similar functionality exists → Implement new functionality following existing design philosophy
- Preserve the evidence for each reuse, extend, separate, or repair decision in the applicable implementation or design record

## Quality Check Workflow

Discover the repository's configured quality entry points and the categories they cover. Use the repository's declared package tooling and conventions and the categories below as the applicable evidence checklist.

### Applicable Check Categories

- **Lint/format** — the project's configured formatter and linter
- **Type check** — the project's configured type validation
- **Build** — the configured production or package build
- **Behavior checks** — the smallest configured tests that exercise the changed behavior, plus integration or E2E suites when the change crosses their boundary, a generated skeleton requires them, or the repository gate includes them

Follow repository-declared command composition or ordering when it exists. Otherwise choose an order that respects command dependencies and provides useful feedback. Completion requires every applicable configured check to pass.

### Troubleshooting
- **Port already in use** — stop the stale dev/preview/test process holding the port
- **Stale cache** — re-run with the project's fresh/clean-cache option
- **Dependency errors** — clean reinstall dependencies

## Situations Requiring Technical Decisions

### Timing of Abstraction
- Extract a shared abstraction after repository evidence establishes a shared UI responsibility and coordinated change pattern
- Be conscious of YAGNI, implement only currently needed features
- Prioritize current simplicity over future extensibility

### Performance vs Readability
- Prioritize readability unless the project's performance budget or a React DevTools Profiler comparison identifies a meaningful bottleneck in the affected interaction
- Measure before optimizing with React DevTools Profiler
- Document reason with comments when optimizing

### Granularity of Component/Type Definitions
- Overly detailed components/types reduce maintainability
- Design components that appropriately express UI patterns
- Use composition over inheritance

## Implementation Completeness Assurance

### Risk-Scaled Procedure for Impact Analysis

**Completion Criteria**: Complete all 3 stages. Concise search/inspection notes are sufficient for an isolated component change with no shared contract, routing, state-ownership, or build/config impact; use the structured report for cross-component or high-risk changes.

#### 1. Discovery
Search the repository for every reference to the changed component or hook, its imported functions, and its Props/State types.

#### 2. Understanding
Read the discovered files needed to establish:
- Caller's purpose and context
- Component hierarchy
- Data flow: Props → State → Event handlers → Callbacks

#### 3. Identification
For cross-component or high-risk changes, produce a structured impact report:
```
## Impact Analysis
### Direct Impact: ComponentA, ComponentB (with reasons)
### Indirect Impact: FeatureX, PageY (with integration paths)
### Processing Flow: Props → Render → Events → Callbacks
```

Proceed when the accepted scope, consumers, state flow, required adjacent changes, and applicable checks are identified.

### Unused Code Deletion Rule

When the requested change makes a component, hook, utility, document, or configuration entry obsolete, delete it after checking its consumers and generated/operational use. Preserve and report uncertain or out-of-scope cleanup, and keep unrelated dormant code outside the implementation scope.

### Existing Code Deletion Decision Flow

```
Required by the requested change? No → Preserve unless the change proves it obsolete
                               Yes → Working and compatible? Yes → Fix/extend
                                                             No → Repair or replace with migration/rollback evidence
```

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Source repository: shinpr/claude-code-workflows
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Version: 1.0.0
Last GitHub push: Aug 28, 2026
Registry updated: Sep 3, 2026
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