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Apollo Router is a high-performance graph router written in Rust for running Apollo Federation 2 supergraphs. It sits in front of your subgraphs and handles query planning, execution, and response composition.

An intelligent router that analyzes user requests and recommends the most appropriate Claude Code skill for the task.

Use this skill at the start of most WordPress tasks to:

Router for Rust questions, errors, and design patterns across ownership, async, and domain-specific architectures. \n \n Routes all Rust queries through a three-layer cognitive framework: language mechanics (ownership, borrowing, lifetimes), design choices (patterns, performance, error handling), and domain constraints (web, fintech, embedded, CLI) \n Automatically triggers negotiation mode for comparative queries (\"vs\", \"best practice\", \"compare\") and dual-skill loading when domain keywor

Type-safe, file-based React routing with route loaders, TanStack Query integration, and 20 documented error preventions. \n \n File-based routing with auto-generated types, typed params, and search param validation via Zod adapter \n Route-level data loading with loaders, error boundaries, and beforeLoad hooks for authentication and redirects \n Virtual file routes for programmatic route configuration when file-based conventions don't fit \n Prevents critical issues including Vite plugin orderin

Full-stack React development with file-based routing, server/client rendering, data loading, and type-safe route modules. \n \n Supports file-based routing with nested routes, dynamic segments, and multiple rendering strategies (SSR, SPA, pre-rendering) \n Handles data loading via loader / clientLoader and mutations via action / clientAction with built-in form handling and optimistic UI \n Includes 10+ reference guides covering routing, data loading, actions, navigation, error boundaries, authen

Comprehensive guide for migrating to and building with Next.js App Router (13+). \n \n Covers migration from Pages Router including file structure mapping, layout creation, metadata handling, and cleanup steps \n Explains App Router file conventions (page.tsx, layout.tsx, loading.tsx, error.tsx, route.ts) and routing patterns (dynamic routes, catch-all, route groups) \n Details Server Components as the default with async/await support, Client Components with 'use client' directive, and data fetc

Maps questions to the optimal tldr command. Use this to pick the right layer.

Route through domain routers before using individual tools. Routers abstract tool selection.

Build modern React applications using Next.js 16+ with App Router architecture.