About this Skill
React Doctor workflows for scanning React code, planning fixes, inspecting Three.js and measuring runtime performance.
Why we picked it
Browse the upstream workflows and choose the task that fits. This review covers documentation, not an execution test.
Skills in this collection
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React Doctor
Scan React projects for correctness, accessibility, security, architecture and performance findings; triage and fix issues with the upstream workflow.
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Improve React
Survey a React codebase and turn prioritized findings into implementation plans without editing application source.
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Improve Three.js
Audit Three.js and React Three Fiber applications for frame-loop, GPU resource and visual problems.
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React Doctor Performance
Diagnose a reproducible React interaction with browser traces, rendering evidence and a structured report.
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Code Simplification Specialist
Simplify recently changed code while preserving behavior, using the project conventions and checking for duplicate helpers.
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Find Similar Functions
Search for existing JavaScript and TypeScript symbols before adding potentially duplicate code.
What it helps with
- React developers reviewing code changes, interactive performance or Three.js scenes.
Choose a workflow
Use the task pages below for separate installation and usage details. The author’s README includes a scan demonstration.
Before you use it
- A coding agent with access to the target project. React Doctor scans require Node.js ^20.19.0 or >=22.13.0 and package access.
- The upstream CLI reports anonymous usage and crashes by default; consult its data-use policy. The CLI documents --no-telemetry as an opt-out.
- The repository uses a modified MIT license with additional restrictions on AI training/evaluation and paid hosted offerings; read the full license.
Supported agents
Sources & references
Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.
