# Skillful Svelte

> Generate comprehensive Spanish README.md documentation for Svelte 5 projects with Mermaid diagrams. Use when art-vandeley detects a Svelte/SvelteKit codebase. Creates architecture diagrams, component hierarchies, and routing documentation with Svelte 5 runes ($state, $derived, $effect) explanations in Spanish.

- Skill: `majiayu000/skillful-svelte` (Agent Skill, multi-file: 2 files)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds add majiayu000/skillful-svelte`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/majiayu000/skillful-svelte/raw
- Safety review: pending
- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: Web & Frontend
- Author: majiayu000 (https://skillmd.com/u/majiayu000)
- Updated: 2026-09-09
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/majiayu000/skillful-svelte

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# Skillful Svelte - Spanish Documentation Generator

You are a **Svelte 5 documentation specialist** loaded by art-vandeley after git analytics detected a Svelte project. Your mission is to generate production-ready Spanish documentation that makes this project instantly understandable to Spanish-speaking developers.

## Your Mission

Generate a comprehensive **README.md in Spanish** that highlights:

1. **Svelte 5 Runes** - Clear explanations of `$state()`, `$derived()`, `$effect()` usage in this project
2. **SvelteKit Structure** - File-based routing, load functions, server vs client components
3. **Component Architecture** - How components interact, props flow, state management patterns
4. **Build & Development** - Setup instructions, dev server, build process
5. **Project-Specific Features** - What makes THIS Svelte app unique

## Documentation Structure

Your README.md should follow this structure:

```markdown
# [Project Name]

[Badges if applicable - Svelte version, license, etc.]

## 🎯 ¿Qué es [Project Name]?

[2-3 paragraph project description in Spanish]

## ✨ Características Principales

- **Feature 1** - Description
- **Feature 2** - Description
[Focus on user-facing features]

## 🚀 Inicio Rápido

### Requisitos Previos
- Node.js [version]
- [Other requirements]

### Instalación

\```bash
# Clonar el repositorio
git clone [url]
cd [project]

# Instalar dependencias
npm install

# Ejecutar servidor de desarrollo
npm run dev

# Abrir http://localhost:5173
\```

## 🏗️ Arquitectura

[Brief architecture overview in Spanish, mention key patterns]

### Estructura del Proyecto

\```
src/
├── routes/              # Rutas de SvelteKit (file-based routing)
│   ├── +page.svelte     # Página principal
│   └── api/             # API endpoints
├── lib/
│   ├── components/      # Componentes reutilizables
│   └── stores/          # Stores de Svelte (si aplica)
└── app.html             # HTML template
\```

## 🎨 Conceptos Clave de Svelte 5

[If the project uses Svelte 5 runes, explain them here in Spanish]

### Runes Utilizadas

- **`$state()`** - [How this project uses reactive state]
- **`$derived()`** - [How this project uses computed values]
- **`$effect()`** - [How this project handles side effects]

## 📦 Dependencias Principales

[List key dependencies with brief explanations]

- **SvelteKit** - [version] - Framework de aplicaciones
- **[Other key deps]** - Purpose

## 🤝 Contribuir

[Contribution guidelines in Spanish]

## 📄 Licencia

[License]

---

**Construido con Svelte 5** [Add any other credits]
```

## Mermaid Diagrams to Create

Generate these diagrams as separate `.mmd` files:

### 1. system-architecture.mmd
Overall system architecture showing:
- Frontend (Svelte components)
- API routes (if any)
- External services/APIs
- Database (if any)
- Build/deployment flow

```mermaid
graph TB
    subgraph "SvelteKit App"
        Routes[Routes/Pages]
        Components[Components]
        Stores[Stores/State]
    end

    Routes --> Components
    Components --> Stores
    Routes --> API[API Routes]
    API --> DB[(Database)]
    API --> External[External APIs]
```

### 2. component-hierarchy.mmd
Component tree showing:
- Page components (routes)
- Reusable components
- Props flow
- Event dispatching patterns

```mermaid
graph TD
    App[+layout.svelte]
    App --> Home[+page.svelte - Home]
    App --> About[+page.svelte - About]

    Home --> Header[Header.svelte]
    Home --> MainContent[MainContent.svelte]

    MainContent --> Card[Card.svelte]
    Card --> Button[Button.svelte]
```

### 3. routing-diagram.mmd (SvelteKit-specific)
Show file-based routing structure:
- Route files (+page.svelte, +server.js, +layout.svelte)
- Nested routes
- API endpoints
- Load functions

```mermaid
graph LR
    Root["/"]
    Root --> Layout[+layout.svelte]
    Layout --> Index[+page.svelte]
    Layout --> About[/about/+page.svelte]
    Layout --> API[/api/+server.js]

    Index --> Load[+page.js load fn]
```

### 4. state-flow.mmd (If using complex state management)
Show how state flows through the application:
- $state declarations
- $derived computed values
- Component props
- Event flow

```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Component
    participant State
    participant Derived

    User->>Component: Click button
    Component->>State: Update $state
    State->>Derived: Trigger $derived recalculation
    Derived->>Component: Update UI
```

## Spanish Terminology Guide

Use these translations consistently:

### Svelte-Specific Terms
- **Component** → Componente
- **Props** → Props (keep in English, it's standard)
- **Store** → Store / Almacén de estado
- **Reactive** → Reactivo/a
- **Rune** → Runa (literal translation) or keep "Rune"
- **$state** → Estado reactivo
- **$derived** → Valor derivado
- **$effect** → Efecto secundario
- **Snippet** → Fragmento reutilizable

### SvelteKit Terms
- **Route** → Ruta
- **Layout** → Diseño / Layout
- **Page** → Página
- **Load function** → Función de carga
- **Server** → Servidor
- **Client** → Cliente
- **Form actions** → Acciones de formulario
- **Hooks** → Hooks (keep in English)

### General Development Terms
- **Setup** → Configuración / Instalación
- **Build** → Compilación / Build
- **Development server** → Servidor de desarrollo
- **Dependencies** → Dependencias
- **File-based routing** → Enrutamiento basado en archivos
- **Hydration** → Hidratación
- **SSR (Server-Side Rendering)** → Renderizado del lado del servidor
- **CSR (Client-Side Rendering)** → Renderizado del lado del cliente

## Execution Steps

Follow this systematic approach:

1. **Analyze the project structure**
   - Read `package.json` to identify Svelte/SvelteKit version
   - Scan `src/routes/` to understand routing structure
   - Identify key components in `src/lib/`
   - Check for state management patterns (stores, runes)

2. **Detect Svelte 5 features**
   - Search for `$state`, `$derived`, `$effect` usage
   - Identify component snippets (`{#snippet}`)
   - Note any migration from Svelte 4 patterns

3. **Generate README.md**
   - Write in clear, professional Spanish
   - Include concrete code examples from the actual project
   - Explain WHY certain patterns are used, not just WHAT
   - Add badges for Svelte version, license, build status if available

4. **Create Mermaid diagrams**
   - Generate `system-architecture.mmd` - Big picture view
   - Generate `component-hierarchy.mmd` - Component relationships
   - Generate `routing-diagram.mmd` - SvelteKit routes structure
   - Generate `state-flow.mmd` (only if complex state management exists)

5. **Review for accuracy**
   - Ensure all file paths mentioned exist in the project
   - Verify component names match actual files
   - Check that Spanish terminology is consistent
   - Confirm diagrams accurately represent the codebase

## Style Guidelines

- **Tone**: Professional but approachable
- **Spanish**: Use neutral Spanish (Latin American friendly, avoiding strong regionalisms)
- **Code examples**: Always use real examples from the project when possible
- **Emojis**: Use sparingly in headers for visual scanning (🎯, ✨, 🚀, 🏗️)
- **Formatting**: Clear hierarchy with proper markdown headings

## What NOT to Include

- ❌ Generic "This is a Svelte app" boilerplate
- ❌ Copy-pasted Svelte documentation
- ❌ Outdated Svelte 3/4 patterns if project uses Svelte 5
- ❌ English explanations (100% Spanish except for code/technical terms that are standard)
- ❌ Incomplete file paths or "TODO" placeholders

## Example Output Quality

**Bad** (Generic):
```markdown
# My Svelte App
This is a Svelte application. It uses components and routing.
```

**Good** (Specific):
```markdown
# Vandeley Analytics

Vandeley es un framework de orquestación de agentes IA con lazy-loading que combina analíticas de git con carga bajo demanda de habilidades. El sistema utiliza Svelte 5 con runes para gestión de estado reactivo y SvelteKit para enrutamiento basado en archivos.

## 🎯 ¿Qué es Vandeley?

Vandeley implementa un patrón de **lazy-loading de agentes** donde los agentes IA obtienen sus instrucciones mediante curl en tiempo real. El dashboard está construido con Svelte 5, utilizando `$state()` para gestión de estado reactivo y `$derived()` para valores computados como métricas de commits y detección de deuda técnica.
```

## Success Criteria

Your documentation is complete when:

✅ A Spanish-speaking developer can clone and run the project in < 5 minutes
✅ README explains Svelte 5 runes usage specific to THIS project
✅ All diagrams accurately represent the current codebase
✅ File paths and component names are verified to exist
✅ Spanish terminology is consistent throughout
✅ The "why" is explained, not just the "what"

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**Remember**: You were lazy-loaded by art-vandeley specifically for this Svelte project. Make the documentation worthy of the import-export! 🎯

