
This sets up Storybook with a production-ready configuration covering the essentials you'd want in a component library: accessibility testing via addon-a11y, visual regression hooks, interactive story testing with play functions, and proper TypeScript support with react-docgen. The config includes sensible defaults like autodocs, multiple viewport presets, and theme switching decorators. What I like here is the CSF3 story examples showing real interaction testing with userEvent and expect assertions, not just static component display. You get the full stack from initial setup through deployment-ready documentation. If you're building a design system or just want your components properly documented with actual interaction tests instead of just screenshots, this covers the path from npx init to something your team will actually use.
npx -y skills add patricio0312rev/skills --skill storybook-setup --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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