agent-skills
Teaching AI Agents the Skill Pack for Using Valibot and Formisch
Install & Use
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This Skill addresses the issue of AI agents lacking the correct patterns when generating code for structured data validation and form management. In practical development, developers often need AI agents to assist in writing data validation logic or complex forms. However, AI tends to use outdated or incorrect APIs, leading to code that is difficult to maintain or contains security vulnerabilities. This skill pack injects best practices for Valibot and Formisch, enabling AI agents to output reliable code that aligns with the libraries' design philosophies.
Usage is straightforward: simply install this skill pack into an AI system that supports Agent Skills. After installation, you can use natural language instructions to have the AI agent create Valibot schemas, generate form components with validation, or refactor existing form code. The AI agent will automatically follow Valibot's pipe-based validation and Formisch's declarative state management with useForm, reducing the need for manual adjustments.
It is particularly suitable for frontend developers, full-stack developers, and agent developers who frequently write data validation logic or complex forms. Teams already using TypeScript and the React ecosystem can use this skill pack to standardize the AI agent's coding style, ensuring generated code is consistent with the existing project codebase. For individual developers building AI-driven form generation tools, this skill pack can also significantly accelerate prototype iteration.
It is recommended to consistently use this toolkit in scenarios requiring strict data validation or multi-step form interactions. Note that both Valibot and Formisch are relatively new libraries with frequent version updates. After installation, it is advisable to regularly check the compatibility between the skill pack and the library versions. Additionally, this skill pack primarily focuses on frontend form scenarios and does not cover backend API validation or form management for non-React frameworks.
Key Features
Compared to Zod, Valibot offers a smaller bundle size (with tree-shaking support) and a modular design, while Formisch is deeply integrated with Valibot, providing declarative form state management without the need for additional adaptation of the validation library, as required by React Hook Form.
Limitations
Requires a Node.js environment and depends on specific versions of the Valibot and Formisch libraries (currently the latest stable versions). Does not support runtime dynamic loading of schemas or non-React frameworks.
FAQ
How do I install this skill pack?
Use the command `npx skil install agent-skills-open-circle` to install it into an AI system that supports Agent Skills.
How do I update to the latest version?
Run `npx skil update agent-skills-open-circle` to update the skill pack to the latest version. It is recommended to also check the version compatibility of the Valibot and Formisch libraries.
Installation guide for AI assistants
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