feat(skills): pin the Astryx design system on every web application - #470
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A web app's UI toolkit was left to the model. `react-webapp` owns the app shell — layout, runtime config, nginx, Dockerfile — but nothing said what the UI inside `src/` is built from, so a generated screen could be raw `<div>`s, inline styles and hardcoded hex, and nothing would notice. Add `astryx-design-system` (kind org, audience coding) and pin it on every web-application in `architecture`, beside `wireframes` and `react-webapp`. The pin is the load-bearing part: a pinned body rides the coding agent's system prompt (ADR-0003), while an unpinned skill reaches a build only if the model chooses to load it from its description — and "add a settings page" gives it no reason to. That is the failure mode a design-system skill cannot afford, so its delivery is not left to inference. The skill is the vendor's guidance reconciled with this platform's. The greenfield scaffold and `npx astryx init` are dropped — the platform scaffolds the app, and guidance arrives as skills, so a committed AGENTS.md would be a second, stale authority. A Platform constraints section names the places where an Astryx snippet would break a deployment: `base` (each app is served at its own host root), the index.html script tags (the synchronous env-config.js tag must stay first), and theme tokens, which are build-time and not `window._env_`. `react-webapp` states the precedence in one line and keeps ownership of the data layer; `organization` names Astryx so design-time decisions record it rather than re-deriving a UI stack per project. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Organization->>Architecture: configure design-system skill
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In `@skills/astryx-design-system/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 69-71: Update the mandatory web-application verify flow in the
React webapp skill to run npx astryx doctor alongside npm install, npx tsc
--noEmit, and npm run build, treating a non-zero exit as verification failure;
anchor the change to the existing verify sequence or define a clearly mandatory
Astryx-specific step.
- Around line 23-27: Update the executable Astryx CLI examples in the guidance
around the component API workflow to use the local-only invocation npx
--no-install astryx ..., ensuring they cannot resolve the unrelated astryx
registry package; alternatively, pin `@astryxdesign/cli` to an approved version.
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…rify flow CodeRabbit round on #470. `npx astryx …` is not local-only. `@astryxdesign/cli` does ship an `astryx` bin, so the call works once the devDependency is installed — but an `astryx` package also exists on the public registry (0.0.0, no description, unrelated owner), and npx fetches and executes THAT whenever the local install has not run. A build pod is the last place to leave a stranger's postinstall one missing `npm install` away, so every instructional invocation is now `npx --no astryx …`, which resolves only against this app's node_modules and otherwise fails loudly with "could not determine executable to run" (verified). The rationale ships with the flag so a later edit does not shorten it away. The `init` prohibition deliberately still names the bare `npx astryx init` — it forbids what an agent would naively type. `--no` also closes the rug-pull concern the review's scanner raised, and does it better than a version suffix would: resolution is pinned by the app's committed `package-lock.json`, which is the version the CLI must match, since the whole point of the CLI is to report the API of the INSTALLED Astryx. Hardcoding `astryx@0.3.0` in the prose would drift from that lock the first time anyone bumps it. `astryx doctor` was only a sentence in the design-system skill while `react-webapp` — the skill that owns the verify command, and the sequence an agent actually follows — listed just install/tsc/build. It is now step two of that block, before the type-check, because it is the one step that catches faults the other two cannot see: a missing `astryxStylex()` plugin, an unimported theme, a React peer mismatch. Each of those type-checks and builds clean, then renders an unstyled page in the cluster. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@kaje94 asked on #470 whether a flag stops `astryx init` from scaffolding a fresh app. Asked the CLI instead of reasoning about it, and the premise of the rule was wrong. `astryx init --help` describes it as "Initialize the design system in your project", and running it proves that out: `--features theme` writes NOTHING — it prints one hint — while `--features agents` writes `AGENTS.md` (33 lines). It is not a scaffolder at all. The blanket prohibition was inherited from the vendor's quickstart, which reaches for `npm create vite` FIRST and then runs `init`; the scaffolding was `create vite`'s, and this skill attributed it to `init`. So the answer to the question is yes, and it is `--features` itself: it is an allow-list, so anything that does not name `agents` cannot write agent docs. The rule narrows to what actually harms us — a committed `AGENTS.md` is a second authority nothing updates, stale the moment this skill changes — and now states the escape hatches: name your features, never `--all`, and `init --remove-agents` cleans up a file that already landed. Worth keeping in mind for the next skill: the CLI-first discipline this skill preaches to the coding agent applies to authoring it too. One `--help` would have caught this before review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review call: this platform serves enterprise organizations, and the design
system differs per org. Astryx is our default, not a fact — an org must be able
to remove it and install its own, editing only its own UX skill and
`organization`.
The blocker was that the pin lived in `architecture`, which is `kind: platform`
and read-only in the console. Swapping therefore needed a platform edit, which
an org cannot make. Now `architecture` reads the skill NAME out of the **UI
design system** section of the Organization defaults block instead of holding
one. That works with no code change: the agents service inlines the
`organization` body into the standing system instructions on EVERY turn
(`buildOrgDefaultsBlock`), so the name is always in context when a component's
`design.json` is written, and ADR-0014 already lets the design agent NAME a
coding-audience skill in order to pin it.
The leads' "make it a reference rather than restating what to do" is what the
org skill now does: it carries the skill name and one sentence saying the name
is a pointer. Nothing about Astryx's API is repeated there, so the two cannot
drift.
Two other skills had to stop naming a vendor for the promise to hold.
`react-webapp` now delegates a verify SLOT ("the design-system skill contributes
one step to this sequence, after npm install and before the type-check") and the
design system fills it from its own `## Verify` section — which keeps
CodeRabbit's point from #470 that the mandatory sequence stays in the skill that
owns it, while making the sequence vendor-neutral. Its `src/pages/` comment lost
its vendor name too; the swap test caught that one, not review.
`design_system_skill.test.ts` pins the property, because prose drifts and this
failure is invisible until an org actually tries to swap: no skill outside
`organization` and the design system itself may name a vendor, `architecture`
must reference the section rather than a name, and a simulated swap (drop
astryx, add acme, repoint the pointer — two edits, no platform skill touched)
must reach the coding agent's system prompt with no astryx residue.
Empty section = no design system; web-app builds then carry only the stack
skills. Swap procedure and the four things a design-system skill must declare
are documented in skills/AGENTS.md.
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In `@skills/AGENTS.md`:
- Around line 85-98: Make the design-system swap vendor-neutral: in
skills/AGENTS.md lines 85-98, replace Astryx-specific references with generic
current/replaced design-system skill references; in
runners/remote-worker/src/lib/design_system_skill.test.ts lines 47-61, include
skills/AGENTS.md in the vendor-isolation assertion so the two-edit swap contract
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…st SKILL.md Swept the whole library by hand for anything else that would block an org swap, rather than trusting that the three files I happened to edit were the only ones. The library is clean — `playwright-cli` reads `className`/`data-testid` at runtime with no component-library coupling, and `aep-validation` names no design system — but the sweep found a hole in the TEST: it only read each skill's SKILL.md. A mirror copies a skill's whole DIRECTORY, and the `aep` skill explicitly lets an agent read its own `references/`, so a vendor name in a reference reaches a coding session exactly as a body would, while being far easier to miss in review. The check now walks every .md a skill ships. It still passes, so this closes a blind spot rather than a live leak. (The hand sweep's one hit was a false positive worth recording: "bootstrap one" as a verb in playwright-cli, not the CSS framework. The test's pattern stays narrow — the shipped vendor only — because a skill saying "never use Tailwind" is correct guidance, not a leak.) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Removed at review request to keep #470 to the skills library. Two fair points behind it: a test under `runners/remote-worker/` is an odd thing for a reviewer of a skills PR to find, and half its assertions matched exact prose phrases ("design-system skill contributes one step", "## UI design system"), which a harmless rewording would break with a confusing message. `skills/AGENTS.md` cited the test by name, so it would have pointed at a file that no longer exists. It now states the invariant with the one-line check that proves it: grep -rniE 'astryx|@astryxdesign' skills/ --include='*.md' Only `organization/SKILL.md`, `astryx-design-system/**` and `AGENTS.md` may match. Verified against the current tree — 1 hit in organization (the pointer), 51 in the skill itself, 5 in AGENTS.md, nothing anywhere else. What is lost is worth stating plainly: the swap promise is now guarded by prose and a grep a maintainer has to remember, not by CI. The property it protected is real — the automated version caught `react-webapp`'s `src/pages/` vendor comment, which review had not — so it belongs in a follow-up rather than nowhere. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…igin proxy Merging upstream/main brought PR #474 (spa-api-same-origin-proxy), which reworks `react-webapp`: nginx now reverse-proxies `/api/` to the primary sibling, the skill ships `assets/nginx-default.conf` + `15-aep-api-proxy.sh`, and sibling API addresses moved OUT of `window._env_` into pod env for nginx. Git merged all of it without a conflict, which is exactly why this needed reading rather than trusting: three of my statements were left factually wrong. - `AGENTS.md` told a design-system author that "static nginx" is one of the deployment facts that wins. Nginx is no longer static — it proxies. The fact that still holds is that the nginx assets are the PLATFORM's, so that is what it now says. - The Astryx skill said `window._env_` "carries URLs and OIDC config only". API URLs are no longer in it. It now says what upstream says: only what the browser needs — OIDC config and flags. - The merge left upstream's "Commit the package-lock.json this produces" glued to the end of my verify-slot paragraph, orphaned from the `npm install` it refers to. Moved back under the code block. Checked and still true after the rework: the `index.html` script-tag rule (the synchronous `env-config.js` tag is still first, so CSS imports still belong in `main.tsx`), `no base`, and one `tsconfig.json`. Containment re-verified: only `organization`, `astryx-design-system/**` and `AGENTS.md` name the vendor. `architecture`'s sole delta from upstream is still the pin indirection. remote-worker 354/354, @aep/agents 246/246 on the merged tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 116-117: Update the runtime configuration guidance near the
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Keep the runtime configuration contract consistent.
skills/react-webapp/SKILL.md states that declared configurations.env values arrive in window._env_. This wording says that window._env_ carries only OIDC configuration and flags, which can cause valid application configuration keys to be omitted. Restrict this rule to theme values: theme tokens are build-time and must not be placed in window._env_.
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In `@skills/astryx-design-system/SKILL.md` around lines 116 - 117, Update the
runtime configuration guidance near the `window._env_` description to prohibit
only theme values from being passed through it, while preserving the contract
that declared `configurations.env` application keys are available there; retain
the build-time handling of theme tokens.
…ld passed
Every project failed the build gate after the design phase with
`UNCOVERED_STORY: story N is in the PRD but no component's design.json lists it
in "stories"` — for every story, deterministically.
`architecture` says both things:
- the **stories** enrichment field (line 32): "the PRD story numbers this
component serves, as an integer array … Claim every story the component
actually serves."
- the **Recomputed and overwritten** bullet (line 145): "the component's
`stories` array — the platform restamps it from the design.cell citations, so
cite stories in the CELL, never here."
The second is stale, and it is the one that wins, because it is stated as a
platform fact ("anything you write there is discarded") — so the agent leaves
`stories` empty and the gate refuses every tag.
Three things say the first is the truth:
- `design_json.go`: "Stories is the agent-authored list of PRD stories this
component serves". Nothing recomputes it; `foldDesignJSON` copies it through.
- `build_gate.go`'s `componentStoryClaims` reads stories ONLY from
`components/<id>/design.json`. `CellFacts` has no story field at all, so
there is nothing in the cell for the platform to restamp FROM.
- `cell-design` already states the same: "The cell carries structure only …
recorded in that component's `design.json` `stories` list during enrichment
… never in the diagram."
The cell's `[stories:]` suffix was retired; no skill teaches it any more. This
bullet is what survived it.
Removed `stories` from the recomputed class and pointed the reader at the field
that owns it. `wiring` stays — that one really is restamped.
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Checked a real generated design.json (based-calculator-two) and BOTH fields were absent — not stripped, never written: they appear in zero of the two commits that touched the file, while `language`, `description` and `dependencies` were all enriched normally. So the self-contradiction fixed in the previous commit was not the whole cause. The canonical `## Per-component design.json` block — the JSON the agent actually emits from — listed neither field, and the sentence after it enumerated the required keys without them. An agent copying that template produces exactly what was observed: every field in the example, and nothing that is only described in prose further up. Both fields now appear in the template with the reason attached, and the required list names them. Also says to emit them in the SAME write, since the previous wording invited a follow-up edit that the removeFile+addFile rule then discards. `stories` empty is what fails the build gate with UNCOVERED_STORY for every PRD story. `skillsPinned` empty is quieter and worse: the mirror still carries every coding-audience skill, so a build "works" while the guidance it was supposed to be handed is merely available instead of preloaded — which is the exact failure ADR-0003 warns cannot be seen in a passing build. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Adds
astryx-design-systemto the skill library and pins it on everyweb-application, so the UI of a generated web app comes from the Astryx
design system (
@astryxdesign/core) rather than whatever the model reaches for.Why the pin, and not just the skill
react-webappowns the app shell — layout, runtime config, nginx, Dockerfile —but nothing owned what the UI inside
src/is built from. A generated screencould be raw
<div>s, inline styles and hardcoded hex, and nothing in theplatform would notice.
Adding the skill alone would not have fixed that. Per
ADR-0003,
a pinned skill's body is appended to the coding agent's system prompt, while
everything else in the mirror is a name and a description the model may or may
not load.
architecturehardcoded the web-app pin set as["wireframes", "react-webapp"], so a design-system skill would have beenmirrored and never pinned — reaching a build only if the model decided that
"add a settings page" was about it. That is precisely the trigger a
design-system skill cannot rely on, so its delivery is no longer left to
inference.
Reconciling the vendor's guidance with the platform's
The skill is not the upstream text pasted in. Three deliberate changes:
npx astryx initare dropped. The platformscaffolds the app, and guidance arrives as skills — a committed
AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.mdin a project repo would be a second, stale authority.deployment:
base(each web app is served at its own gateway host root, soa
base404s every asset), theindex.htmlscript tags (the synchronousenv-config.jstag must stay first orwindow._env_is unset when the firstmodule evaluates), and theme tokens, which are build-time and must not be
plumbed through
window._env_.react-webappgains one paragraph: where anAstryx snippet and the platform contract disagree, the platform wins — and the
data layer (
openapi-fetch, committedsrc/generated/) is untouched by it.organizationnames Astryx under Technology stack so design-time decisionsrecord the UI stack instead of re-deriving it per project.
Verification
Delivery was driven through the real runner code path —
mirrorLocalSkillLibrary→
resolvePinnedSkills→readSkillBodies, the same calls and order aslocal.ts— against aweb-applicationcomponent pinned asarchitecturenowprescribes:
The last check matters as much as the first:
organizationisaudience: [design]and must stay out of a coding session.
Test suites, all green on this branch:
go test -short ./internal/spec/...(aep-api) — includes the assertion that aseeded org catalogue equals the embedded library size, so the new org-kind
skill seeds into existing orgs, not just new ones
pnpm --filter remote-worker test— 354/354, including the test that mirrorsthe whole real library
pnpm --filter @aep/agents test— 239/239Deployed to a local stack and confirmed present in the running BFF at
/app/skills/astryx-design-system/SKILL.md.Notes for review
@astryxdesign/*packages resolve on npm at0.3.0(
core,cli,theme-neutral,build).npx astryx component <Name> --densebefore writingJSX) is kept from the vendor skill deliberately: it is the part that keeps prop
usage correct against the installed version rather than training data. It needs
registry access in the runner pod, which the existing
npm installstep inreact-webappalready requires.pin buys, "certainty over cost". This adds one skill to the web-app pin set.
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UpdatesAvailable, so it appears inSettings → Skills without ever showing in the "updates available" badge.
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