
Quick-reference for building the core Ignite UI for Angular library and related packages. Covers the full production build (`build:lib`), individual partial builds (styles, extras, migrations, schematics, i18n, elements), and the combined build-all command. Use when an agent needs to compile the library, produce a dist output, or verify that code changes compile cleanly. Do NOT use for running tests — use igniteui-angular-testing instead. Do NOT use for linting — use igniteui-angular-linting instead.
Generates and customizes Ignite UI for Angular themes including color palettes, typography, elevations, and component-level styles using the Sass theming system and the igniteui-theming MCP server. Use when users ask to theme, restyle, or style Ignite UI components, change colors or the color palette, switch between light and dark themes, create or apply a global theme, customize typography or elevation shadows, adjust spacing, sizing, or roundness, or configure per-component design tokens. Do NOT use for component behavior, APIs, or data binding — use igniteui-angular-components or igniteui-angular-grids instead.
Covers all non-grid Ignite UI for Angular UI components: application scaffolding and setup, form controls (inputs, combos, selects, date/time pickers, calendar, checkbox, radio, switch, slider), layout containers (tabs, stepper, accordion, splitter, navigation drawer), data-display components (list, tree, card, chips, carousel, paginator, progress indicators, chat), feedback overlays (dialog, snackbar, toast, banner), directives (button, icon button, button group, ripple, tooltip, drag-and-drop), Dock Manager, Layout Manager, Tile Manager, and Charts. Use when users ask about any Ignite UI Angular component that is NOT a data grid — such as forms, dropdowns, pickers, dialogs, navigation, lists, trees, cards, charts, or initial project setup. Do NOT use for data grids, tables, or tabular data — use igniteui-angular-grids instead. Do NOT use for theming or styling — use igniteui-angular-theming instead.
Provides guidance on all Ignite UI for Angular data grid types (Flat Grid, Tree Grid, Hierarchical Grid, Grid Lite, Pivot Grid) including setup, column configuration, sorting, filtering, selection, editing, grouping, summaries, toolbar, export, paging, remote data, and state persistence. Use when users ask about grids, tables, data grids, tabular data display, cell editing, batch editing, row selection, column pinning, column hiding, grouping rows, pivot tables, tree-structured data, hierarchical data, master-detail views, or exporting grid data. Do NOT use for non-grid UI components (forms, dialogs, navigation, charts) — use igniteui-angular-components instead. Do NOT use for theming or styling — use igniteui-angular-theming instead.
Quick-reference for linting the core Ignite UI for Angular library. Covers the combined lint command (`lint:lib`), ESLint for TypeScript and templates, and Stylelint for Sass/SCSS styles. Use when an agent needs to run the main linters, fix lint errors, or understand the primary lint configuration. Do NOT use for building — use igniteui-angular-build instead. Do NOT use for running tests — use igniteui-angular-testing instead.
Quick-reference for running Ignite UI for Angular test suites. Covers the full test run (`test:lib`), grid-specific suites (grid, tree-grid, hierarchical-grid, pivot-grid), non-grid tests, watch mode, and auxiliary test suites (schematics, styles, i18n). Use when an agent needs to run, select, or understand the test infrastructure. Do NOT use for building — use igniteui-angular-build instead. Do NOT use for linting — use igniteui-angular-linting instead.
Identify and select the right Ignite UI Web Components for your app UI, then navigate to official docs, usage examples, and API references
Implement application views from design images using Ignite UI Web Components. Uses MCP servers (igniteui-cli, igniteui-theming) to discover components, generate themes, and follow best practices. Triggers when the user provides a design image (screenshot, mockup, wireframe) and wants it built as a working view with Ignite UI Web Components. Also triggers when the user asks to "implement this design", "build this UI", "convert this mockup", or "create a page from this image" in an Ignite UI Web Components project.
Create a new Lit web component following project conventions, including component class, styles, tests, Storybook story, and proper exports
Integrate Ignite UI Web Components packages into React, Angular, Vue, or vanilla JS applications with framework-specific configurations
Optimize application bundle size by importing only necessary components and using tree-shaking effectively
Customize Ignite UI Web Components styling using CSS custom properties, optional Sass, and the igniteui-theming MCP server for AI-assisted theming
Comprehensive code review checklist for component pull requests ensuring quality, accessibility, and adherence to project conventions
Update component styling following the SCSS to Lit CSS workflow with proper theme support
Add a reactive property to an existing Lit web component with proper decorators, types, tests, and documentation