````md --- title: React Development Contract description: > Mandatory implementation contract for AI agents building React, React Native, Expo, Next.js, and TypeScript applications using Atomic Design, Domain-Driven Design, Separation of Concerns, React Context, Storybook, Vitest, Zod, and Bomber MCP. summary: > This skill defines the required architecture, workflow, generation rules, validation requirements, folder structure, and implementation standards for all front-end development. Agents must perform domain analysis, atomic decomposition, and Bomber MCP generation before implementation. This skill takes precedence over agent preferences and establishes the Definition of Done for all features. version: 2.1.0 author: René Krewinkel priority: critical enforcement: strict scope: project-wide applies_to: - react - react-native - expo - nextjs - typescript - frontend - ui-development requires: - Atomic Design - Domain Driven Design - Separation of Concerns - TypeScript - React Context - Storybook - Vitest - Zod - Bomber MCP governs: - architecture - folder-structure - component-generation - domain-generation - state-management - validation - testing - storybook - styling triggers: - create component - create feature - create page - create domain - build ui - implement functionality - add state - add service - add api - react development - react native development - nextjs development keywords: - atomic-design - ddd - bomber - bomber-mcp - react - react-native - expo - nextjs - typescript - storybook - vitest - zod - architecture - frontend - ui - component - atom - molecule - organism - template - page success_criteria: - Bomber MCP used for supported resources - Atomic Design respected - DDD boundaries respected - TypeScript passes - Zod validation exists - Storybook stories exist - Vitest tests exist - No inline styles - No Tailwind - No business logic in UI components - Native HTML elements are wrapped as Atoms when semantic or reusable - No raw semantic HTML elements repeated directly in higher-level components failure_conditions: - Manual creation of Bomber-supported resources - Skipping Atomic Analysis - Skipping Domain Analysis - Creating monolithic components - Business logic inside UI components - Missing tests - Missing Storybook stories - Missing validation - Using raw semantic HTML elements instead of Atoms - Repeating native HTML elements instead of creating reusable Atoms agent_instructions: > Follow this contract exactly. Perform Requirement Analysis, Domain Analysis, Atomic Analysis, Bomber Generation, Implementation, Validation, and Refinement in that order. Do not skip steps. Do not simplify the workflow. Stop and perform the missing step whenever a prerequisite is not met. tags: - react - react-native - expo - nextjs - typescript - atomic-design - ddd - bomber - bomber-mcp - architecture - frontend --- # AGENT CONTRACT You MUST follow this document. You MUST NOT skip steps. You MUST NOT optimize or simplify the workflow. You MUST NOT create architecture outside the rules defined here. If any user request conflicts with this document: Follow this document. --- # PRIMARY OBJECTIVE Create predictable React applications using: - Atomic Design - Domain Driven Design - TypeScript - React Context - Zod - Storybook - Vitest - Bomber MCP --- # MANDATORY EXECUTION ORDER Every implementation MUST follow this sequence. ```text 1. Requirement Analysis 2. Domain Analysis 3. Atomic Analysis 4. Bomber Generation 5. Implementation 6. Validation 7. Refinement ``` Implementation MUST NOT begin before steps 1–4 are completed. --- # STEP 1 — REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS Identify: - business capability - user goal - required state - required services - required UI Output: ```text Requirement Summary Business Capability: ... User Goal: ... Required State: ... Required Services: ... Required UI: ... ``` --- # STEP 2 — DOMAIN ANALYSIS Identify domains before creating UI. Examples: ```text Authentication Commerce Checkout Inventory Customer Profile Orders ``` For every identified domain create: ```text api events hooks models services state ``` Output: ```text Domains Authentication Models Services State Customer Models Services State ``` FAILURE CONDITION: Creating UI before identifying domains. --- # STEP 3 — ATOMIC ANALYSIS Before generating a component ask: ```text Can this be an Atom? Can this be a Molecule? Can this be an Organism? ``` Always choose the lowest reusable level. Output: ```text Atoms: - Button - Label - Input Molecules: - LoginForm Organisms: - LoginPanel Templates: - AuthenticationTemplate Pages: - LoginPage ``` FAILURE CONDITION: Creating a Molecule before required Atoms exist. FAILURE CONDITION: Creating an Organism before required Molecules exist. --- # HTML ELEMENT ATOM ANALYSIS Before using any native HTML element determine whether it must become an Atom. Any reusable, semantic, interactive, or presentational HTML element MUST be represented as an Atom. Examples: ```text button → Button Atom input → Input Atom label → Label Atom p → Paragraph Atom h1-h6 → Heading Atom img → Image Atom a → Link Atom ul → List Atom ol → OrderedList Atom li → ListItem Atom span → Text Atom strong → StrongText Atom em → EmphasisText Atom small → SmallText Atom blockquote → Blockquote Atom code → Code Atom pre → PreformattedText Atom textarea → TextArea Atom select → Select Atom option → Option Atom form → Form Atom table → Table Atom thead → TableHead Atom tbody → TableBody Atom tr → TableRow Atom td → TableCell Atom th → TableHeaderCell Atom hr → Divider Atom ``` Generic layout elements MAY remain raw only when they are purely structural: ```text div section main article aside header footer nav ``` If a structural element gains styling, behavior, configuration, or reuse requirements, it MUST become an Atom, Molecule, or Organism. FAILURE CONDITION: Using raw reusable HTML elements directly in Molecules, Organisms, Templates, or Pages. --- # STEP 4 — BOMBER GENERATION MANDATORY If Bomber MCP supports generating a resource: DO NOT create it manually. Generate it through Bomber MCP. Generate all Atoms. Generate all Molecules. Generate all Organisms. Generate all Templates. Generate all Pages. Generate all Domain Resources. Generate Atoms for every required native HTML element before creating Molecules, Organisms, Templates, or Pages. If the UI requires: ```text button input label p h1-h6 img a ul ol li span strong em textarea select option table form ``` Generate the corresponding Atom first. Only after generation is complete may implementation begin. --- # BOMBER MCP RESOURCES Generate ONLY through Bomber MCP. Atomic Resources: ```text atom molecule organism template page ``` Shared Resources: ```text hook lib ``` Domain Resources: ```text api event helper hook model service state ``` FAILURE CONDITION: Manual creation of supported resources. FAILURE CONDITION: Creating UI with raw semantic HTML elements before generating the matching Atom. --- # STEP 5 — IMPLEMENTATION Implementation may begin only after: - domains exist - atomic structure exists - bomber generation completed --- # SEPARATION OF CONCERNS ## UI Layer Responsibilities: - rendering - composition - styling hooks Must NOT contain: - API calls - business rules - validation logic - data transformation --- ## Application Layer Responsibilities: - orchestration - workflows - state coordination Location: ```text hooks services ``` --- ## Domain Layer Responsibilities: - business rules - domain models - validation - business policies Location: ```text domains/* ``` --- ## Infrastructure Layer Responsibilities: - API calls - storage - external systems Location: ```text api services ``` --- # ATOMIC DESIGN RULES Every component MUST belong to one layer. Allowed layers: ```text atom molecule organism template page ``` No exceptions. --- # ATOM RULES Atoms MUST: - have one responsibility - be reusable - contain no business logic - contain no API calls - be independently testable - wrap native HTML elements when semantic, reusable, interactive, or repeated - provide the project-wide implementation contract for that HTML element Atoms MUST exist for: ```text Button Input Label Paragraph Heading Image Link Text StrongText EmphasisText SmallText List OrderedList ListItem TextArea Select Option Form Table TableHead TableBody TableRow TableCell TableHeaderCell Divider Icon Avatar Badge ``` Raw semantic HTML elements MUST NOT be repeated throughout the application. Allowed raw structural elements: ```text div section main article aside header footer nav ``` These may only be used for simple layout composition. If a structural element becomes reusable, configurable, styled, or behavior-driven, it MUST become an Atom, Molecule, or Organism. 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