Automated summary
Guides the implementation of a new Next.js frontend page and its wiring to the backend API, from typed API client through tests and navigation.
Strengths
- Breaks the work into concrete steps: API client, types, route, components, navigation, tests
- Enforces clear conventions (shared axios instance, no axios calls inside components, minimal page logic)
- Explicitly covers loading and error states and reuse of existing primitives
- Includes updating navigation and adding tests, which are commonly overlooked
Limitations
- Tightly coupled to a specific folder layout (frontend/src/app, frontend/src/lib/api) and assumes Next.js with the App Router
- Heavily relies on internal rule files (.cursor/AGENTS.md, .cursor/rules.md) that are not shipped with the skill
- Does not address visual design, accessibility, or styling beyond reusing existing components
Use it when adding a new screen or frontend feature that needs to call the backend API in a Next.js project.
Avoid it on projects that do not use Next.js or this folder structure, or for purely cosmetic tweaks that involve no API calls.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill provides routine frontend development instructions for adding a Next.js page and wiring it to an API. It does not instruct destructive commands, secret exfiltration, obfuscated execution, dependency installation via shell pipes, or safety-disabling behavior.
No concerns found
How this analysis is madeExamples
Add a new frontend page at /invoices that lists the user's invoices from the backend API, with loading and error states, and link it in the main navigation.Create a new Next.js page for viewing a single project by id, wire it to the API with a typed client in frontend/src/lib/api, and add tests under frontend/src/__tests__.Implement a new 'team members' screen that fetches members from the API and lets me invite one by email, following the add-frontend-page conventions.name: add-frontend-page description: Implement a new frontend page and wire it to the backend API (API client, types, route, components, navigation, tests). Use when adding a new screen or feature that talks to the API.
Add Frontend Page and Wire to API
When to Use
- User asks to add a new page, screen, or frontend feature.
- User mentions a new route or UI that needs to call the API.
- Task involves creating a new Next.js page and connecting it to the backend.
Context
- Follow .cursor/AGENTS.md (section "Adding a new frontend page and wiring it to the API") and .cursor/rules.md for standards and the full walkthrough.
- Use any user-provided context (route path, feature name, Jira key) as scope or target.
Instructions
- API client: Add typed functions in
frontend/src/lib/api/<domain>Api.tsthat call the backend. Use the sharedapiaxios instance fromfrontend/src/lib/api.ts. Return typed data; do not call axios from components. - Types: Add or extend interfaces in
frontend/src/types/for request/response shapes. - Route: Add a page at
frontend/src/app/<path>/page.tsx. Page should read route params, call API functions or hooks, compose feature components, handle loading/error UI. Keep page logic minimal. - Components: Add feature-specific UI under
frontend/src/components/<feature>/. Reusecommon/andui/for primitives; uselayout/for shell. - Navigation: Add links or routes in the app shell (e.g.
frontend/src/components/layout/or the relevant nav component) so the new page is reachable. - Tests: Add or extend tests under
frontend/src/__tests__/(e.g.__tests__/components/<feature>/<Component>.test.tsxor integration test). Follow test file conventions in AGENTS.md (Testing section).
For the complete walkthrough and file conventions, see .cursor/AGENTS.md.
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