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Comprehensive guidance for configuring, using, and migrating to Rspack (a fast Webpack-compatible bundler), including examples and troubleshooting.
This skill provides in-depth, example-driven guidance for using Rspack: setup, configuration, plugins, loaders, optimization, code-splitting, HMR, and migration from Webpack. It organizes content to match official docs and includes many example files covering guide, configuration, plugins, and API usage. The skill is a documentation-style reference rather than an executable tool.
Invoke this skill when a user asks how to configure Rspack, migrate from Webpack, optimize build performance, write custom loaders or plugins, or troubleshoot build issues. It's useful for both newcomers (quick-start) and power-users (plugin API, advanced optimization).
Best for agents that supply technical documentation and code snippets (Copilot-like, Code assistants, Cursor). Works well in chat/code-review workflows where the agent can paste config examples and explain them.
Rspack guidance skill providing configuration help and migration tips from Webpack. Purely reference-based with no executable scripts — just a large index of example files and inline code snippets. The SKILL.md acts as a navigational hub pointing to 80+ example .md files in an examples/ directory that aren't bundled, so the skill can't actually load them at runtime. No security concerns whatsoever.
The skill is essentially a documentation index for Rspack. The frontmatter is minimal (name, description, license). The body lists dozens of example file paths but none are bundled, so an agent using this skill has no way to access the actual content. The inline quick-start snippet and troubleshooting section are the only immediately actionable content. Would benefit greatly from either bundling the example files or providing inline content for the most common use cases. Architecture is flat — one monolithic SKILL.md with no scripts/ or references/ directory. Useful for Rspack users but limited by missing example content.