Openclaw Skills for Preact v10.29.7 provides read-only, docs-based lookup for syntax, hooks, components, and React compatibility details.
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What is Preact v10.29.7 Documentation Reference?
Preact v10.29.7 Documentation Reference is a read-only lookup skill for verifying official Preact API behavior, hook signatures, component usage, and framework-specific patterns. It is designed to help developers answer targeted questions quickly without inventing implementation details or generating full apps.
Openclaw Skills is especially useful when you need to confirm how Preact differs from React, when preact/compat is required, or when you want a precise answer from the embedded reference index instead of general advice. It prioritizes correct category/slug lookups such as hooks, components, context, and differences-to-react so responses stay accurate and grounded in official Preact v10.29.7 documentation.
Preact v10.29.7 Documentation Reference Use Cases
- Look up Preact hook behavior such as
useState,useEffect,useContext,useRef, anduseReducer. - Verify core API details for
h(),render(),Component, andFragment. - Compare Preact and React behavior before migrating or debugging compatibility issues.
- Check when
preact/compatis needed for React ecosystem libraries like React Router or Redux. - Confirm context, forms, debugging, CLI, and options documentation categories.
- Resolve questions about JSX, native DOM events, children handling, and lifecycle differences.
- Use Openclaw Skills as a quick reference when the user asks for exact syntax rather than a tutorial.
How Preact v10.29.7 Documentation Reference Works
- Identify the user intent and map it to the most relevant documentation category, such as
hooks,components,context, ordifferences-to-react. - If the question mentions React or React-like behavior, check
differences-to-reactfirst because it is the primary source of compatibility pitfalls. - Search the embedded
scripts/preact-reference.jsonindex for the matching category and slug. - Retrieve the relevant official Preact v10.29.7 reference details, focusing on exact API behavior and supported usage.
- If the question involves React ecosystem packages, verify whether
preact/compatis required before answering. - Return a concise, reference-backed answer that cites the category/slug used, rather than teaching Preact from scratch.
Preact v10.29.7 Documentation Reference Setup
No installation is required. Openclaw Skills for this reference works as a read-only documentation lookup.
Configuration
- No environment variables are needed.
- No required commands or privileges are needed.
- No package installation is necessary unless you want to explore Preact locally.
Optional local reference lookup pattern
If you are using the embedded reference file directly, you can inspect it with Node.js:
node -e "const fs=require('fs'); const ref=JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('scripts/preact-reference.json','utf8')); console.log(ref.filter(x=>x.category==='hooks').slice(0,3));"
Recommended usage rules
- Use
differences-to-reactfor any React compatibility question. - Use
api-referencefor broad surface-area lookup. - Use
hooks,components,context,forms,debugging,cli, oroptionsfor targeted questions. - Do not use this skill to scaffold entire apps or teach Preact fundamentals from zero.
Preact v10.29.7 Documentation Reference Data Schema & Taxonomy
The skill is organized as a documentation index backed by scripts/preact-reference.json.
Primary data organization
| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
category |
Top-level documentation bucket such as hooks, components, or differences-to-react |
slug |
Specific page identifier used for precise lookup and citation |
| Reference entry | Contains the official Preact v10.29.7 details for that topic |
Core categories referenced by the skill
api-reference— complete API surfacehooks— state, effects, refs, memoization, and callback APIscomponents— Fragment, Portal, Suspense, and related constructscontext— Provider/Consumer and context behaviorforms— controlled inputs, refs, and form guidancedebugging— warnings, devtools, and troubleshootingdifferences-to-react— React compatibility differences andpreact/compatgetting-started— introductory setup guidancecli— Preact CLI usageoptions— configuration and runtime options
Metadata taxonomy
- Preact version:
v10.29.7 - Source type: official docs reference
- Access pattern: read-only lookup
- Output expectation: category + slug citation for traceability
Important modeling notes
- The skill distinguishes native Preact usage from React compatibility usage.
preact/compatis treated as a special compatibility layer, not the default path.- JSX and
h()are both valid, but they are not identical in origin or usage semantics.
Preact v10.29.7 Documentation Reference Advanced Features
- Fast category-based lookup that minimizes hallucination by anchoring answers to official docs.
- Built-in React compatibility guardrails via mandatory
differences-to-reactchecks. preact/compatawareness for React ecosystem libraries and drop-in migration workflows.- Precision citation workflow using category and slug names for traceable answers.
- Supports focused lookup across hooks, components, context, forms, CLI, options, and debugging.
- Encourages safe separation between native Preact patterns and React-style assumptions.
- Read-only reference design reduces misuse by preventing unsupported app-generation behavior.
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