Summary
This covers the four main approaches to React state management with working examples for auth contexts, shopping carts, todos, and async data fetching. The guidance on when to reach for each tool is practical: Context for simple global state, Zustand for medium complexity, Redux Toolkit when you need the full machinery, and React Query for server state. What I like here is the emphasis on fundamentals that apply everywhere, like the minimal state principle, avoiding props drilling past five levels, and keeping a single source of truth. The TypeScript examples are complete enough to actually use, not just sketches. If you're still passing user objects through six component layers or wondering whether you actually need Redux, start here.
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npx -y skills add supercent-io/skills-template --skill state-management --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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