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Use when working on Nuxt 4+ projects - provides server routes, file-based routing, middleware patterns, Nuxt-specific composables, and configuration with latest docs. Covers h3 v1 helpers (validation, WebSocket, SSE) and nitropack v2 patterns.

$ Instalar

git clone https://github.com/onmax/nuxt-skills /tmp/nuxt-skills && cp -r /tmp/nuxt-skills/skills/nuxt ~/.claude/skills/nuxt-skills

// tip: Run this command in your terminal to install the skill

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name: nuxt description: Use when working on Nuxt 4+ projects - provides server routes, file-based routing, middleware patterns, Nuxt-specific composables, and configuration with latest docs. Covers h3 v1 helpers (validation, WebSocket, SSE) and nitropack v2 patterns. license: MIT

Nuxt 4+ Development

Progressive guidance for Nuxt 4+ projects with latest patterns and conventions.

When to Use

Working with:

Server routes (API endpoints, server middleware, server utils)
File-based routing (pages, layouts, route groups)
Nuxt middleware (route guards, navigation)
Nuxt plugins (app extensions)
Nuxt-specific features (auto-imports, layers, modules)

Available Guidance

Read specific files based on current work:

references/server.md - API routes, server middleware, validation (Zod), WebSocket, SSE
references/routing.md - File-based routing, route groups, typed router, definePage
references/middleware-plugins.md - Route middleware, plugins, app lifecycle
references/nuxt-composables.md - Nuxt composables (useRequestURL, useFetch, navigation)
references/nuxt-components.md - NuxtLink, NuxtImg, NuxtTime (prefer over HTML elements)
references/nuxt-config.md - Configuration, modules, auto-imports, layers

For Vue composables: See vue skill composables.md (VueUse, Composition API patterns) For UI components: use nuxt-ui skill For database/storage: use nuxthub skill For content-driven sites: use nuxt-content skill For creating modules: use nuxt-modules skill For project scaffolding/CI: use personal-ts-setup skill

Usage Pattern

Progressive loading - only read what you need:

Creating API endpoint? → references/server.md
Setting up pages/routing? → references/routing.md
Using composables/data fetching? → references/nuxt-composables.md
Adding middleware/plugins? → references/middleware-plugins.md
Configuring Nuxt? → references/nuxt-config.md
Setting up CI/ESLint? → references/project-setup.md

DO NOT read all files at once. Load based on context:

Working in server/ → read server.md
Working in pages/ or layouts/ → read routing.md
Using useFetch, useRequestURL, navigation → read nuxt-composables.md
Using <a>, <img>, <time> elements → read nuxt-components.md
Working in middleware/ or plugins/ → read middleware-plugins.md
Editing nuxt.config.ts → read nuxt-config.md

Nuxt 4 vs Older Versions

You are working with Nuxt 4+. Key differences:

Old (Nuxt 2/3)	New (Nuxt 4)
`index.vue`	`(descriptive-name).vue`
`<Nuxt />`	`<NuxtPage />`
`context.params`	`getRouterParam(event, 'name')`
`window.origin`	`useRequestURL().origin`
String routes	Typed router with route names
Separate layouts/	Parent routes with `<slot>`

If you're unsure about Nuxt 4 patterns, read the relevant guidance file first.

Latest Documentation

When to fetch latest docs:

New Nuxt 4 features not covered here
Module-specific configuration
Breaking changes or deprecations
Advanced use cases

Official sources:

Token Efficiency

Main skill: ~300 tokens. Each sub-file: ~800-1500 tokens. Only load files relevant to current task.