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Skill gaia-react/gaia/.claude/skills/new-service

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Install
npx -y skills add gaia-react/gaia --skill new-service

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Scaffold a new API service with request functions, Zod schemas, URL constants, and optional MSW mock handlers. Use this skill whenever the user asks to "add a service", "create the projects API", "scaffold a new GAIA service", "wire up CRUD for users", or anything implying a new folder under `app/services/gaia/{name}/` with parsers/types/requests + matching `test/mocks/{name}/` collections.

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new-service

Trigger: user asks to scaffold an API service.

Workflow

  1. Confirm: name (kebab), endpoints, schema (name:type pairs), with mocks?
  2. Run: .gaia/cli/gaia scaffold service <name> --endpoints "..." --schema "..." [--mocks]
  3. Verify: pnpm typecheck clean; if --mocks, run a single MSW round-trip in a vitest test.
  4. Wire the service into the consuming page/hook (CLI does not do this, manual).

Flags

  • --endpoints "get,post,put,delete", required (subset of get/post/put/delete)
  • --schema "id:string,name:string,status:enum(active,archived)", required
  • --mocks, also emit MSW mock collection
  • --json, emit ScaffoldResult JSON

Schema types: string, number, boolean, datetime, enum(a,b,...). Append ? for optional.

See

  • wiki/concepts/API Service Pattern.md, pattern source of truth
  • .claude/rules/api-service.md, quick pointer

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