8 skills.
Use when someone asks what's available for Angular in Lily Design System, which Angular subproject they need (the headless component library, the six *-picker helpers, or the styled example app), wants to see Lily's Angular components running with real CSS, or asks about the Angular Analog.js example app's routes, NHS UK visual reference, or composed-page demos.
Explains what's available for Blazor in Lily Design System and which of the three real Blazor subprojects an agent needs — the headless component library (the NuGet package you depend on and style yourself), the six *-picker helpers catalog (opinionated, whole-interaction packages for a page-header preference/action or a form control), or the Blazor Web example app (a fully NHS-UK-styled reference you can run to see components working, or copy CSS from). Use when someone asks what Lily offers for Blazor, which Blazor package to install for a given job, how to run the Blazor example app, or wants Blazor Web App hosting-model guidance (Server / WebAssembly / static SSR).
Explains what's available for plain HTML in Lily Design System and helps decide which of the three real HTML subprojects to reach for — the full-catalog headless component library, the six *-picker helper web components, or the styled NHS UK example application. Use when someone asks what Lily offers for plain/vanilla HTML with no framework, which HTML subproject they need, how the HTML headless library relates to the HTML helpers catalog or the example app, wants to see Lily components styled and running with no framework runtime, or asks how the plain-HTML catalogs differ from the separate Web Components catalogs.
Umbrella skill for Nunjucks in Lily Design System — explains which of the three real Nunjucks subprojects to reach for (the 491-component headless macro library, the six *-picker helper packages, or the fully styled Eleventy example app), points to the two deeper sibling skills for the headless and helpers contracts, and gives real coverage of the Eleventy example app that neither sibling skill covers. Use when someone asks what's available for Nunjucks in Lily Design System, which Nunjucks subproject or package they need, how the three Nunjucks pieces relate, or wants to run or copy CSS from the styled Nunjucks/Eleventy reference app.
Explains what's available for React in Lily Design System and which of the three real React subprojects to reach for — the headless component library, the six *-picker helpers, or the Next.js example app. Use when someone asks what React support Lily Design System has, which React package they need, wants to see Lily's React components styled and running, or asks about the Next.js example app's routes, NHS UK styling, or App Router setup.
Explains what's available for Svelte in Lily Design System and which Svelte subproject to reach for — the headless component library, the canonical *-picker helpers catalog (every other framework ports from this one), or the SvelteKit example application. Use when someone asks what Svelte packages Lily ships, which Svelte subproject they need for a given job, wants to see Svelte components styled and running, or asks about the SvelteKit example app's routes, NHS UK styling, or test coverage.
Use when someone asks what's available for Vue in Lily Design System, which Vue subproject they need (the headless component library, the *-picker helpers catalog, or the Nuxt.js example app), wants to run or see Vue components styled and working end-to-end, or needs the Nuxt-specific example app's routes and conventions before either sibling skill applies.
Explains what's available as native Web Components in Lily Design System and which of the two real Web Components subprojects to reach for — the partial (33/491) headless custom-element catalog, or the six `<lily-*-picker>` helpers catalog. Use when someone asks what Lily offers as native Web Components, which Web Components subproject they need, how the Web Components headless catalog relates to the Web Components helpers catalog, or asks whether there's a Web Components example application (there isn't one yet).