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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@Contributing.md`:
- Around line 60-183: The markdown linter (MD040) complains about fenced code
blocks without language identifiers in Contributing.md; update every
triple-backtick fence that contains shell/command examples (e.g., the blocks
around the git clone/cd snippet, git remote add upstream, git checkout -b
examples, npm install, npm run prepare, npm run dev/build/start, and the
lint/format/check-format commands) by adding an appropriate language tag such as
bash (```bash) so all code fences include a language identifier and satisfy
MD040.
- Around line 234-273: Several markdown headings in this snippet use two spaces
after the leading '#' (e.g., the headings currently written as "# 7️⃣ Commit
Properly", "# 8️⃣ Sync With Upstream", "# 9️⃣ Push Your Branch", and "# 🔟
Open a Pull Request"); fix them by replacing the double space after '#' with a
single space so each heading starts with "# " followed immediately by the emoji
and title (update the headings in the Contributing.md content where these exact
header texts appear).
- Around line 1-314: Prettier is failing on Contributing.md; run the project's
formatter on that file (e.g. npm run format or npx prettier --write
Contributing.md), stage and commit the updated Contributing.md, then push the
branch so CI can re-run; ensure you only modify formatting (no content changes)
and include the formatted Contributing.md in the PR update.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
components/HowItWorks.tsx (1)
9-22: Clean data-driven refactor.The move to
STEPS_DATAwith a safe fallback on line 22 is good. One minor note: the logic assumes stepidvalues are sequential1..NmatchingSTEPS_DATA.length. If step IDs ever become non-sequential, the cycling logic on line 15 and the progress bar calculations on lines 68/79 (dividing bytotalSteps - 1) will break. Consider using array index instead ofidfor the active step, or add a comment documenting the assumption.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@components/HowItWorks.tsx` around lines 9 - 22, The carousel currently treats activeStep as a 1..N id tied to STEPS_DATA.length which will break if STEPS_DATA ids are non-sequential; change to an index-based approach: replace activeStep/setActiveStep with activeIndex/setActiveIndex (0..length-1), update the useEffect interval to increment index modulo STEPS_DATA.length, compute currentStepData as STEPS_DATA[activeIndex], and update any progress bar math (previously using totalSteps and id) to use indexes and STEPS_DATA.length consistently; update any references to activeStep, currentStepData lookup, and progress calculations to use activeIndex to avoid assumptions about id sequencing.lib/constants.ts (2)
3-5: EmptyNAV_LINKSexport.This is exported but unused anywhere. If it's a planned placeholder, consider adding a type annotation so future consumers know the expected shape, or remove it until needed to avoid dead code.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@lib/constants.ts` around lines 3 - 5, NAV_LINKS is an exported but empty and unused constant; either remove the export to avoid dead code, or define and export a clear type and annotate NAV_LINKS so future consumers know the shape. To fix, add a type declaration (e.g., export type or interface named NavLink with fields like label: string and href: string, plus any optional props) and change the NAV_LINKS declaration to be typed as NavLink[] = []; or simply delete the NAV_LINKS export if there is no planned usage.
52-57: Consider restructuringSOCIAL_LINKSas an array for easier iteration.The current object shape requires manual key access in consumers (e.g.,
SOCIAL_LINKS.github). An array of{ href, src, alt }objects would allow.map()in CTASection, fully leveraging the data-driven pattern used elsewhere (FEATURES_DATA, STEPS_DATA).Suggested alternative shape
export const SOCIAL_LINKS = [ { href: "https://stability.nexus/", src: "/stability.svg", alt: "Stability Nexus" }, { href: "https://github.com/StabilityNexus", src: "/socials/GitHub.svg", alt: "GitHub" }, { href: "https://discord.gg/YzDKeEfWtS", src: "/socials/Discord.svg", alt: "Discord" }, { href: "https://linkedin.com/company/stability-nexus", src: "/socials/LinkedIn.svg", alt: "LinkedIn" }, ];🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@lib/constants.ts` around lines 52 - 57, Refactor the SOCIAL_LINKS export from an object to an array of link objects (each with href, src, alt) so components can iterate with .map; update any consumers (notably CTASection) to read the new array and render items by mapping over SOCIAL_LINKS instead of accessing keys like SOCIAL_LINKS.github; keep the new shape consistent with other data arrays like FEATURES_DATA/STEPS_DATA and ensure import names remain SOCIAL_LINKS to minimize caller changes.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@components/CTASection.tsx`:
- Line 5: The SocialIcon component and SOCIAL_LINKS constant are
defined/imported but not used; replace the hardcoded social link JSX (the blocks
currently rendering individual anchor+svg items) with a map over SOCIAL_LINKS
inside the CTASection render, rendering <SocialIcon key={...} {...link} /> for
each entry so the component uses the centralized data; update CTASection's JSX
where the hardcoded links appear (the large anchor/SVG groups around lines
~51–111 and the similar block ~118–142) to a single mapped list and remove the
unused manual items so lint warnings disappear and SocialIcon/SOCIAL_LINKS are
actually consumed.
In `@components/ui/ToggleButton.tsx`:
- Around line 49-51: The ripple cleanup timeout in ToggleButton uses setTimeout
to call setRipples after 1s but doesn't cancel the timer on unmount; update the
component to store timeout IDs (e.g., a ref like timeoutsRef) whenever you call
setTimeout for a new ripple in the event handler that creates newRipple, and add
a useEffect cleanup that iterates and clears all pending timeouts (clearTimeout)
to prevent calling setRipples on an unmounted component; ensure you also remove
the corresponding timeout ID when you manually filter out a ripple in the
existing setRipples logic so no orphan timers remain.
- Around line 6-15: ToggleButton's current lazy state read uses
window/localStorage during initialization which yields different values on
server vs client and causes a hydration mismatch; replace this with a SSR-safe
approach: either use next-themes by wrapping the app in ThemeProvider and
consume useTheme() inside ToggleButton (use theme and setTheme from useTheme) or
change ToggleButton to initialize isDarkMode to a consistent default (e.g.,
false), add a mounted boolean via useEffect to read
localStorage/window.matchMedia only after mount, and render a placeholder (e.g.,
fixed-size div) while !mounted to avoid mismatched DOM; update references in
ToggleButton to use the new theme setter (setTheme or setIsDarkMode after mount)
accordingly.
In `@hooks/useTypewriter.ts`:
- Around line 7-13: Guard against an empty words array in useTypewriter: inside
the hook (useTypewriter) ensure you handle words.length === 0 before accessing
words[wordIndex] (currentWord). Either return early from the hook/effect (no
timers started and keep displayedText as "") or set a safe default currentWord
(e.g., "") so subsequent uses of currentWord.length or string operations cannot
throw; update references to currentWord, wordIndex and the effect cleanup to
respect this guard.
In `@package.json`:
- Line 32: The package.json lists next-themes but it isn't used; either remove
the dependency or refactor components to use next-themes: remove "next-themes"
from package.json and run install cleanup if you choose deletion, or integrate
ThemeProvider at your app root (wrap the app in ThemeProvider) and replace the
ToggleButton's localStorage/classList logic with useTheme (import useTheme in
ToggleButton and call theme, setTheme to toggle) so theme state is sourced from
next-themes and SSR hydration issues are avoided; update imports and tests
accordingly.
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Duplicate comments:
In `@Contributing.md`:
- Around line 1-313: Prettier is failing on Contributing.md due to unformatted
content and missing language identifiers on several fenced code blocks; open
Contributing.md, add appropriate language tags (e.g., bash) to each fenced code
block containing shell/command snippets such as the git clone snippet, git
remote add upstream, npm install, npm run prepare, npm run dev, npm run build,
npm run lint/format/check-format, and other code blocks shown in the file, then
run npm run format and npm run lint to auto-fix formatting and verify no lint
errors, commit the updated Contributing.md to resolve the CI failures.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@components/HowItWorks.tsx`:
- Around line 9-22: The carousel currently treats activeStep as a 1..N id tied
to STEPS_DATA.length which will break if STEPS_DATA ids are non-sequential;
change to an index-based approach: replace activeStep/setActiveStep with
activeIndex/setActiveIndex (0..length-1), update the useEffect interval to
increment index modulo STEPS_DATA.length, compute currentStepData as
STEPS_DATA[activeIndex], and update any progress bar math (previously using
totalSteps and id) to use indexes and STEPS_DATA.length consistently; update any
references to activeStep, currentStepData lookup, and progress calculations to
use activeIndex to avoid assumptions about id sequencing.
In `@lib/constants.ts`:
- Around line 3-5: NAV_LINKS is an exported but empty and unused constant;
either remove the export to avoid dead code, or define and export a clear type
and annotate NAV_LINKS so future consumers know the shape. To fix, add a type
declaration (e.g., export type or interface named NavLink with fields like
label: string and href: string, plus any optional props) and change the
NAV_LINKS declaration to be typed as NavLink[] = []; or simply delete the
NAV_LINKS export if there is no planned usage.
- Around line 52-57: Refactor the SOCIAL_LINKS export from an object to an array
of link objects (each with href, src, alt) so components can iterate with .map;
update any consumers (notably CTASection) to read the new array and render items
by mapping over SOCIAL_LINKS instead of accessing keys like SOCIAL_LINKS.github;
keep the new shape consistent with other data arrays like
FEATURES_DATA/STEPS_DATA and ensure import names remain SOCIAL_LINKS to minimize
caller changes.
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