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Library-grade Vue composables that accept plain values, refs, or getters as inputs. \n \n Use MaybeRefOrGetter for read-only inputs (computed-friendly) and MaybeRef for writable two-way inputs; normalize with toRef() for reactive sources and toValue() for non-reactive values \n Avoid MaybeRefOrGetter when parameters are callbacks or predicates to prevent accidental function invocation \n Requires Vue 3 or Nuxt 3; follow the four-step design pattern: confirm API, identify reactive params, normali

create-adaptable-composable

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Library-grade Vue composables that accept plain values, refs, or getters as inputs. \n \n Use MaybeRefOrGetter for read-only inputs (computed-friendly) and MaybeRef for writable two-way inputs; normalize with toValue() or toRef() inside reactive effects \n Normalize inputs using toRef() for watcher sources and toValue() for non-reactive resolution to keep behavior predictable across different input types \n Avoid MaybeRefOrGetter when parameters are callbacks, predicates, or comparators to preve