Busirocket Tailwindcss V4

What it does

This skill provides guidance and code examples for setting up and maintaining Tailwind CSS v4 projects, focusing on best practices. It helps agents understand how to structure styles, choose between Tailwind utilities and custom CSS, and avoid common pitfalls like style drift. The skill offers specific rules and patterns to improve frontend efficiency and consistency when using Tailwind CSS v4.

When to use it

• Setting up a new Tailwind CSS v4 project.
• Writing component styles using Tailwind utilities.
• Deciding whether to use Tailwind utilities or custom CSS for styling.
• Maintaining consistent styling across your project and avoiding "style drift."

Key capabilities

• Provides guidance on setting up Tailwind CSS v4 with a single global CSS import (tailwind-setup).
• Offers strategies for preferring Tailwind utilities and extracting components when class strings become difficult to read (tailwind-class-strategy).
• Explains how to avoid style drift by keeping custom CSS truly global (resets, tokens) and favoring consistent tokens (tailwind-avoid-drift).
• Details the importance of CSS import order (tailwind-css-ordering).

Example prompts

• "How do I set up Tailwind CSS v4 in my project?"
• "What's the best way to handle component styling with Tailwind utilities?"
• "I have a long and complex class string. What should I do?"

Tips & gotchas

• The skill provides detailed explanations and code examples within individual rule files (e.g., rules/tailwind-setup.md). Refer to these files for specific guidance.
• Prioritize Tailwind utilities in your className whenever possible.
• Avoid large custom CSS files; use them primarily for global resets or tokens.