This automates the tedious parts of wiring up a React UI bundle as a custom Salesforce app in Lightning Experience. Instead of hand-writing CustomApplication metadata and hunting down namespace prefixes, it resolves everything from your project structure and sfdx-project.json, then generates the correct XML so your app shows up in the App Launcher. The skill knows the difference between newer API versions that use the uiBundle field versus older ones that need webApplication, which matters because getting it wrong means you get a launcher entry that renders a blank page. It's from Salesforce's official sf-skills repo and has passed three security audits, so it's safe to pull into your workflow if you're building internal Lightning apps with React.
npx -y skills add forcedotcom/sf-skills --skill generating-ui-bundle-custom-app --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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