Use when adding a new app-owned enum with [derive(forge::AppEnum)] — a typed finite set of string-keyed variants used across Rust models / DTOs / services and auto-exported to TypeScript as a union type + Options + Values + Meta. Typical phrasings: "add a TopUpStatus enum", "new enum for order status", "add a Priority enum with Low / Medium / High", "add a user tier enum". Covers the shared-vs-file-private placement decision, the [forge(key = "...")] attribute for custom wire keys, the required i18n label keys (enum. . ), and the make types regeneration + how the generated TS bindings are consumed on the frontend. Do NOT use for: enum-typed fields added to an existing model (that's part of new-model's field composition — invoke new-model, and this skill when the enum itself is new); Forge-provided enums (import from forge::; never redeclare); generic Rust enums that are not user-facing / database-persisted / TS-exported (plain enum X {} without AppEnum is fine for internal use).
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Use when adding a new app-owned enum with [derive(forge::AppEnum)] — a typed finite set of string-keyed variants used across Rust models / DTOs / services and auto-exported to TypeScript as a union type + Options + Values + Meta. Typical phrasings: "add a TopUpStatus enum", "new enum for order status", "add a Priority enum with Low / Medium / High", "add a user tier enum". Covers the shared-vs-file-private placement decision, the [forge(key = "...")] attribute for custom wire keys, the required i18n label keys (enum. . ), and the make types regeneration + how the generated TS bindings are consumed on the frontend. Do NOT use for: enum-typed fields added to an existing model (that's part of new-model's field composition — invoke new-model, and this skill when the enum itself is new); Forge-provided enums (import from forge::; never redeclare); generic Rust enums that are not user-facing / database-persisted / TS-exported (plain enum X {} without AppEnum is fine for internal use).
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Use when adding a new app-owned enum with `#[derive(forge::AppEnum)]` — a typed finite set of string-keyed variants used across Rust models / DTOs / services and auto-exported to TypeScript as a union type + Options + Values + Meta. Typical phrasings: "add a TopUpStatus enum", "new enum for order status", "add a Priority enum with Low / Medium / High", "add a user tier enum". Covers the shared-vs-file-private placement decision, the `#[forge(key = "...")]` attribute for custom wire keys, the required i18n label keys (`enum.<snake_name>.<variant>`), and the `make types` regeneration + how the generated TS bindings are consumed on the frontend. Do NOT use for: enum-typed fields added to an existing model (that's part of `new-model`'s field composition — invoke `new-model`, and this skill when the enum itself is new); Forge-provided enums (import from `forge::`; never redeclare); generic Rust enums that are not user-facing / database-persisted / TS-exported (plain `enum X {}` without AppEnum is fine for internal use).
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Category
Engineering
Reported license
Not specified
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI