module-federation/agent-skills

mf

All-in-one Module Federation skill. Use when the user asks anything about MF — concepts, configuration, runtime API, shared dependencies, type errors, runtime error code troubleshooting, observability/obs, slow builds, Bridge integration, or adding MF to an existing project.

Trending #7907 First seen May 21, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add module-federation/agent-skills --skill mf

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Allowed toolsRead Glob Bash(node *) Bash(npx tsc*) Bash(npx mf dts*) Bash(curl *) Bash(divebell *) Bash(npm install --global @divebell/cli) WebFetch Write Edit AskUserQuestion

Package contents

Files included with this skill beyond the listing page.

  • skill md SKILL.md 4,452 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 287 B

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  2. First recorded snapshot · 569 installs

SKILL.md

MF — Module Federation All-in-One Skill

Step 1: Identify the sub-skill

Parse $ARGUMENTS and map to a reference file in the reference/ directory (same directory as this file):

Sub-command (case-insensitive) Aliases Reference file
docs doc, help, ? reference/docs.md
context ctx, info, status reference/context.md
module-info module, remote, manifest reference/module-info.md
integrate init, setup, add reference/integrate.md
type-check types, ts, dts reference/type-check.md
shared-deps shared, deps, singleton reference/shared-deps.md
perf performance, hmr, speed reference/perf.md
config-check config, plugin, exposes reference/config-check.md
bridge-check bridge, sub-app reference/bridge-check.md
runtime-error runtime-code, runtime-008, runtime-001, remote-entry reference/runtime-error.md
observability obs, observe, trace, traceId, report, observability, debug-loading, telemetry, runtime-007, moduleInfo, snapshot reference/observability.md

If no explicit sub-command is found, detect intent from the full input:

If the input contains an observability report, traceId, console read: command, .mf/observability file path, or asks how to observe, debug, trace, inspect, or upload Module Federation loading data, or uses obs as shorthand for observability, choose reference/observability.md even when the same input also contains a RUNTIME-xxx code.

Signal in input Reference file
Question about MF concepts, API, configuration options reference/docs.md
"integrate", "add MF", "setup", "scaffold", "new project" reference/integrate.md
"type error", "TS error", "@mf-types", "dts", "typescript" reference/type-check.md
"shared", "singleton", "duplicate", "antd", "transformImport" reference/shared-deps.md
"slow", "HMR", "performance", "build speed", "ts-go" reference/perf.md
"plugin", "asyncStartup", "exposes key", "config" reference/config-check.md
"bridge", "sub-app", "export-app", "createRemoteAppComponent" reference/bridge-check.md
"RUNTIME-001", "RUNTIME-008", "runtime error code", "remote entry load failed", "ScriptNetworkError", "ScriptExecutionError", "container missing", "window[remoteEntryKey]" reference/runtime-error.md
"obs", "mf obs", "Observability report generated", "console.error", "traceId", "read:", "diagnosis", "ownerHint", "summary.phases", ".mf/observability", "build-report.json", "latest.json", "RUNTIME-007", "moduleInfo", "remote snapshot", "global snapshot", "snapshot match", "observability", "observe MF", "debug MF loading", "trace loading", "loading report", "open page and inspect MF", "visit URL and observe MF", "看下 MF 加载情况", "telemetry", "onReport", "onEvent", "production report", "upload observability" reference/observability.md
"manifest", "remoteEntry URL", "module info", "publicPath" reference/module-info.md
"context", "what is configured", "MF role", "bundler" reference/context.md

If still ambiguous, show the user the sub-command table above and ask them to pick.

Step 2: Load and execute the reference

Read the matched file from the reference/ directory (same directory as this SKILL.md).

Execute all instructions in that file, passing the remaining arguments (everything after the sub-command token, or the full $ARGUMENTS if intent-detected) as ARGS.

If the selected workflow needs to open, inspect, or operate a real browser page, read reference/divebell.md first and use Divebell for every browser operation. Do not use raw CDP, a separately launched debug Chrome, Playwright, Puppeteer, or ad hoc browser scripts alongside Divebell.