react-patterns
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This skill provides expert guidance on React 19's latest patterns, including Server Components, Actions, and concurrent features like `useOptimistic` and Suspense. Use it for component architecture, state management, performance optimization, and implementing modern TypeScript development. It's your go-to resource for any React 19 development question or code review.
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