How does this skill help with Tailwind v4 migrations?

The skill specifically looks for deprecated utility classes and helps reformat your project to support the new CSS-first configuration required by version 4.

Can I use this skill to validate my build output?

Absolutely. It includes checklist steps to validate the final build output, ensuring that your utility changes are reflected correctly in the production CSS.

Does this skill work with Tailwind plugins?

Yes, it provides guidance on how to integrate and configure plugins within the updated v4 architecture.

Does it support the new CSS-based configuration file?

Yes, it is designed to help you transition from the traditional tailwind.config.js to the new CSS-based theme and configuration system.

Is this skill useful for new projects?

While excellent for migrations, it is also highly useful for new projects to ensure you are following the latest v4 syntax and best practices from the start.

Tailwind CSS v4 Expert

Name: Tailwind CSS v4 Expert
Author: rozwer

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Streamlines development and migration workflows for Tailwind CSS v4 by managing configuration updates and utility deprecations.

About

The Tailwind v4 skill provides Claude with specialized knowledge required to navigate the major architectural changes in the latest version of Tailwind CSS. It focuses on transitioning to the new CSS-first configuration engine, identifying deprecated utility classes, and ensuring seamless upgrades from previous versions. By utilizing this skill, developers can automate the tedious aspects of style refactoring and configuration management, ensuring their frontend projects leverage the full performance benefits of the v4 engine while maintaining visual consistency.

Key Features

Expertise in v4-specific features like the revamped Oxide engine
Troubleshooting assistance for breaking changes and theme variables
Guidance for the new CSS-based configuration pattern
Validation of build outputs to ensure style integrity
0 GitHub stars
Automatic identification and replacement of deprecated v3 utility classes

Use Cases

Configuring a fresh Tailwind v4 setup using the new CSS-first approach
Migrating an existing Tailwind CSS v3 project to version 4
Refactoring legacy styling to align with modern v4 best practices

About

Key Features

Expertise in v4-specific features like the revamped Oxide engine
Troubleshooting assistance for breaking changes and theme variables
Guidance for the new CSS-based configuration pattern
Validation of build outputs to ensure style integrity
0 GitHub stars
Automatic identification and replacement of deprecated v3 utility classes

Use Cases

Configuring a fresh Tailwind v4 setup using the new CSS-first approach
Migrating an existing Tailwind CSS v3 project to version 4
Refactoring legacy styling to align with modern v4 best practices