coss

coss ui is a component library built on Base UI with a shadcn-like developer experience plus a large particle catalog.

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coss ui

coss ui is a component library built on Base UI with a shadcn-like developer experience plus a large particle catalog.

What this skill is for

Use this skill to:

  • pick the right coss primitive(s) for a UI task

  • write correct coss usage code (imports, composition, props)

  • avoid common migration mistakes from shadcn/Radix assumptions

  • reference particle examples to produce practical, production-like patterns

Source of truth

Out of scope

  • Maintaining coss monorepo internals/build pipelines.

  • Editing registry internals unless explicitly requested.

Principles for agent output

  • Use existing primitives and particles first before inventing custom markup.

  • Prefer composition over custom behavior reimplementation.

  • Follow coss naming and APIs from docs exactly.

  • Keep examples accessible and production-realistic.

  • Prefer concise code that mirrors coss docs/particles conventions.

  • Assume Tailwind CSS v4 conventions in coss examples and setup guidance.

Critical usage rules

Always apply before returning coss code:

  • Do not invent coss APIs. Verify against component docs first.

  • For trigger-based primitives (Dialog, Menu, Select, Popover, Tooltip), follow each primitive's documented trigger/content hierarchy and composition API; do not mix patterns across components.

  • Preserve accessibility labels and error semantics.

  • Consult primitive-specific guides for component invariants and edge cases.

  • For manual install guidance, include all required dependencies and local component files referenced by imports.

  • Prefer styled coss exports first; use *Primitive exports only when custom composition/styling requires it.

Rule references (read on demand when the task touches these areas):

  • ./references/rules/styling.md — Tailwind tokens, icon conventions, data-slot selectors

  • ./references/rules/forms.md — Field composition, validation, input patterns

  • ./references/rules/composition.md — Trigger/popup hierarchies, grouped controls

  • ./references/rules/migration.md — shadcn/Radix to coss/Base UI migration patterns

Component discovery

All 53 primitives have dedicated reference guides at ./references/primitives/<name>.md . To find the right one for a task, consult the component registry index:

  • ./references/component-registry.md

Usage workflow

  • Identify user intent (single primitive, composed flow, form flow, overlay flow, feedback flow).

  • Consult references/component-registry.md to identify candidate primitives.

  • Select primitives from coss docs first; avoid custom fallback unless needed.

  • Check at least one particle example for practical composition patterns. Particle files live at apps/ui/registry/default/particles/p-<name>-<N>.tsx (e.g. p-dialog-1.tsx ).

  • Write minimal code using documented imports/props.

  • Self-check accessibility and composition invariants.

Installation reference

See ./references/cli.md for full install/discovery workflow.

Quick CLI pattern:

npx shadcn@latest add @coss/<component>

Quick manual pattern:

  • install dependencies listed in the component docs page

  • copy required component file(s)

  • update imports to match the target app alias setup

Primitive Guidance

Every primitive has a reference guide at ./references/primitives/<name>.md with imports, minimal patterns, inline code examples, pitfalls, and particle references. Use the component registry to find the right file.

High-risk primitives (read these guides first -- they have the most composition gotchas):

  • ./references/primitives/dialog.md — modal overlays, form-in-dialog, responsive dialog/drawer

  • ./references/primitives/menu.md — dropdown actions, checkbox/radio items, submenus

  • ./references/primitives/select.md — items-first pattern, multiple, object values, groups

  • ./references/primitives/form.md — Field composition, validation, submission

  • ./references/primitives/input-group.md — addons, DOM order invariant, textarea layouts

  • ./references/primitives/toast.md — toastManager (not Sonner), anchored toasts, providers

Output Checklist

Before returning code:

  • imports and props match coss docs

  • composition structure is valid for selected primitive(s)

  • accessibility and explicit control types (button , input , etc.) are present

  • migration-sensitive flows are verified (type/lint, keyboard/a11y behavior, and SSR-sensitive primitives like Select/Command)

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