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appbuilder-ui-scaffolder

Generates React Spectrum UI components for Adobe Experience Cloud Shell SPAs and AEM UI Extensions.

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Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, claude.ai and API
License
Apache-2.0 (permissive)
Pin
940b879pinned Oct 9, 2026
Context cost
about 2,200 tokenswhen the skill loads
GitHub stars
197on adobe/skills
Scripts
None found

What it does

“Generate React Spectrum UI components for Adobe Experience Cloud Shell SPAs and AEM UI Extensions. Provides patterns for pages, forms, data tables, dialogs, and navigation using @adobe/react-spectrum. Guides ExC Shell integration with @adobe/exc-app including runtime.done(), IMS token passthrough, and shell theming. Guides AEM UI Extension development with @adobe/uix-guest for Content Fragment Console, CF Editor, Universal Editor, Assets View and Content Hub surfaces. Trigger on: building App Builder UI, React Spectrum components, ExC Shell pages, forms, data tables, dialogs, modals, navigation, theming, web-src, Spectrum design system, @adobe/exc-app, AEM extension, AEM UI extension, Content Fragment Console, Universal Editor extension, uix-guest, @adobe/uix-guest, extension points for AEM, customizing AEM surfaces.”
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Generated summary from the skill's own text

Generates React Spectrum UI components for Adobe Experience Cloud Shell SPAs and AEM UI Extensions. The skill provides patterns for pages, forms, data tables, dialogs, and navigation, along with guidance for shell integration, IMS token handling, and AEM extension development across Content Fragment Console, Universal Editor, and Content Hub surfaces.

When to use it

  • Building App Builder UI with React Spectrum components and ExC Shell integration
  • Creating AEM UI Extensions for Content Fragment Console, Editor, or Universal Editor
  • Adding data tables, forms, dialogs, and navigation to existing App Builder SPAs
  • Developing Content Hub extensions with panels, card actions, or bulk actions

When not to

  • Scaffolding a new App Builder project from scratch, use appbuilder-project-init instead
  • Creating or testing backend App Builder actions, use appbuilder-action-scaffolder instead

Install

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skills CLI

npx skills add adobe/skills --skill appbuilder-ui-scaffolder

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gh skill install adobe/skills appbuilder-ui-scaffolder@940b8795c0df3e25de68ce3881dc90855129b215

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SKILL.md at the pin

---
name: appbuilder-ui-scaffolder
description: >-
  Generate React Spectrum UI components for Adobe Experience Cloud Shell SPAs and AEM UI Extensions.
  Provides patterns for pages, forms, data tables, dialogs, and navigation using @adobe/react-spectrum.
  Guides ExC Shell integration with @adobe/exc-app including runtime.done(), IMS token passthrough,
  and shell theming. Guides AEM UI Extension development with @adobe/uix-guest for Content Fragment
  Console, CF Editor, Universal Editor, Assets View and Content Hub surfaces. Trigger on: building App Builder UI,
  React Spectrum components, ExC Shell pages, forms, data tables, dialogs, modals, navigation, theming,
  web-src, Spectrum design system, @adobe/exc-app, AEM extension, AEM UI extension, Content Fragment
  Console, Universal Editor extension, uix-guest, @adobe/uix-guest, extension points for AEM,
  customizing AEM surfaces.
metadata:
  category: frontend
license: Apache-2.0
compatibility: Requires Node.js 18+, npm, and @adobe/react-spectrum
allowed-tools: Bash(npm:*) Bash(node:*) Bash(npx:*) Read Write Edit
---
# App Builder UI Scaffolder

Generate React Spectrum UI for Adobe Experience Cloud Shell SPAs. This is a reference-based skill — the agent reads patterns and generates context-appropriate code rather than copying static templates.

> Building a **Workfront** extension UI? The Workfront extension points (Main Menu, per-object left panel, custom-form widgets) and the Workfront shared context live in `workfront-ui-extension`. Use this skill for the generic Spectrum component patterns (pages, forms, tables, dialogs, navigation) it calls into.

## Pattern Quick-Reference

Identify the user's intent, then read the referenced sections to generate tailored code.

| User wants | Reference | Key components |
| --- | --- | --- |
| New page with shell context | `references/ui-patterns.md` § Page + `references/shell-integration.md` | `View`, `Heading`, `Content` |
| Form with validation | `references/ui-patterns.md` § Form | `Form`, `TextField`, `NumberField`, `Picker`, `Button` |
| Data table (sortable, paginated) | `references/ui-patterns.md` § Table | `TableView`, `TableHeader`, `Column`, `TableBody`, `Row`, `Cell` |
| Confirmation dialog / modal | `references/ui-patterns.md` § Dialog | `DialogTrigger`, `AlertDialog`, `Dialog` |
| Navigation layout | `references/ui-patterns.md` § Navigation | `Tabs`, `Breadcrumbs`, `Flex` |
| ExC Shell setup | `references/shell-integration.md` | `@adobe/exc-app`, `Provider`, `defaultTheme` |
| Connect UI to backend actions | `references/action-integration.md` | `fetch()` with IMS token |
| AEM UI Extension (CF Console, CF Editor, Universal Editor, Assets View) | `references/aem-extensions.md` | `@adobe/uix-guest`, `register()`, `sharedContext` |
| Content Hub extension (panels, card actions, bulk actions) | `references/aem-extensions.md` § Content Hub | `@adobe/uix-guest`, `register()`, `attach()`, `assetDetails`/`card`/`selectionBar` namespaces, `host.modal.openDialog` |
| Debug UI issues | `references/debugging.md` | Shell spinner, CORS, blank screen, auth |

## Fast Path (for clear requests)

When the user's request maps unambiguously to a single pattern above — they name a specific component type, reference a UI pattern, or describe a use case that clearly matches one entry — proceed directly:

1. Read the user's existing project structure (`web-src/src/`) for conventions (file naming, import style, existing components)
2. Read the matched `references/` file for component guidance and annotated examples
3. Generate code that fits the user's existing conventions
4. Wire into existing routing if React Router is present
5. Validate against `references/checklist.md`

Examples of fast-path triggers:
- "Add a data table page" → Read `references/ui-patterns.md` § Table, generate directly
- "Create a form for submitting data" → Read `references/ui-patterns.md` § Form, generate directly
- "Add a confirmation dialog" → Read `references/ui-patterns.md` § Dialog, generate directly
- "Set up the shell integration" → Read `references/shell-integration.md`, generate directly

- "Build a Content Fragment Console extension" → Read `references/aem-extensions.md` § CF Console, generate directly
- "Add a header menu button to the Universal Editor" → Read `references/aem-extensions.md` § Universal Editor, generate directly
- "Create an AEM extension with uix-guest" → Read `references/aem-extensions.md` § Core Registration, generate directly
- "Add a Content Hub panel / card action / bulk action" → Read `references/aem-extensions.md` § Content Hub, generate directly
- "Create / scaffold a new extension from scratch" → Redirect to the `appbuilder-project-init` skill (Console setup, template selection, file generation, dev server)

If there is any ambiguity — multiple patterns could fit, constraints are unclear, or the user hasn't specified enough — fall through to the full workflow below.

## Quick Reference

- **UI entry point:** Place components in `web-src/src/components/`. This is the standard App Builder SPA layout.
- **Shell integration:** Always initialize with `@adobe/exc-app` and call `runtime.done()` to dismiss the loading spinner. See `references/shell-integration.md`.
- **Spectrum imports:** All components from `@adobe/react-spectrum`. See `references/spectrum-components.md` for the full catalog.
- **Routing:** Use `react-router-dom` for SPA navigation within the shell. See `references/routing-patterns.md`.
- **Backend calls:** Pass the shell's IMS token when calling App Builder actions. See `references/action-integration.md`.
- **Theming:** Wrap the app in `<Provider theme={defaultTheme}>` for Spectrum styling.
- **Accessibility:** All Spectrum components have built-in ARIA support. Add labels to interactive elements. See `references/checklist.md`.
- **Debugging:** For common issues (blank screen, CORS errors, auth failures, slow loads), see `references/debugging.md`.

## Full Workflow (for ambiguous or complex requests)

1. Read the user's project — check `web-src/` structure, React version, existing imports, routing setup, `app.config.yaml` for extension type
2. Confirm target outcome, constraints, and acceptance criteria with the user
3. Identify the UI pattern(s) needed from the quick-reference table above
4. Read the corresponding `references/` files for component guidance and annotated examples
5. Generate code that fits the user's existing conventions (not a generic template)
6. Wire into existing routing if React Router is present (`references/routing-patterns.md`)
7. Connect to backend actions if data fetching is needed (`references/action-integration.md`)
8. Validate against `references/checklist.md` before marking done
9. If the user reports issues, consult `references/debugging.md` for common SPA debugging scenarios
10. Summarize decisions, component choices, and any follow-up actions

## Example User Prompts

- "Add a page to my App Builder SPA that shows a data table."
- "Create a form for submitting customer data in my App Builder app."
- "Set up the Experience Cloud Shell integration for my App Builder app."
- "Add a confirmation dialog before deleting a record."
- "Build a navigation sidebar for my App Builder SPA."
- "My App Builder app needs a settings page with form fields."
- "Build a Content Fragment Console extension with an action bar button."
- "Add a custom RTE toolbar button in the Content Fragment Editor."
- "Create a Universal Editor extension with a header menu button."
- "Add a custom panel to the Content Hub Asset Details Dialog."
- "Build a Content Hub extension."
- "Add an action button to Content Hub asset cards."
- "Add a bulk action to the Content Hub selection bar."
- "Customize the Content Hub extension UI."

## Inputs To Request

- Current repository path and `web-src/` structure
- Target UI pattern and specific data requirements
- Existing routing setup (if any)
- Backend action URLs for data fetching (if applicable)
- Non-functional constraints: accessibility requirements, responsive breakpoints

## Deliverables

- React Spectrum component files matching the user's project conventions
- Updated routing configuration (if applicable)
- Integration with backend actions (if applicable)
- Validation against quality checklist

## Quality Bar

- All generated components use React Spectrum — no custom CSS for standard patterns
- Shell integration includes `runtime.done()` call
- Interactive elements have accessible labels
- Loading and error states are handled
- IMS token passed correctly to backend action calls

## References

- Use `references/ui-patterns.md` for annotated UI pattern examples (page, form, table, dialog, navigation).
- Use `references/spectrum-components.md` for React Spectrum v3 component catalog with imports, props, and accessibility.
- Use `references/shell-integration.md` for ExC Shell integration (`@adobe/exc-app`, `runtime.done()`, IMS tokens).
- Use `references/routing-patterns.md` for SPA routing with React Router in ExC Shell.
- Use `references/action-integration.md` for calling backend actions from the SPA.
- Use `references/checklist.md` for pre-handoff UI quality validation.
- Use `references/aem-extensions.md` for AEM UI Extension patterns (`@adobe/uix-guest`) — Content Fragment Console/Editor, Universal Editor, Assets View, and Content Hub.
- Use `references/debugging.md` for common SPA debugging scenarios (shell spinner, CORS, auth, blank screen, performance).

## Chaining

- Chains FROM `appbuilder-project-init` — once the extension is scaffolded and running locally, this skill handles UI customization and React Spectrum patterns
- Works alongside `appbuilder-action-scaffolder` for full-stack features (UI calls backend actions)
- Chains TO `appbuilder-testing` (test generated UI components)
- Chains TO `appbuilder-cicd-pipeline` (deploy frontend changes)

From adobe/skills at 940b879, shown as plain text under its license: Apache-2.0 (permissive). The license text is in plugins/app-builder/skills/appbuilder-ui-scaffolder/SKILL.md.

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