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Write and maintain Storybook stories using CSF 3.0 best practices with type safety. \n \n Use CSF 3.0 format with satisfies Meta<typeof Component> for type-safe story definitions; omit title to let Storybook infer it from file paths \n Define shared args at the Meta level and override only differences in individual stories; avoid hardcoding props or repeating args across variants \n Leverage automatic argTypes inference from TypeScript component types; manually specify argTypes only for Rea

CSF3-compliant Storybook stories that showcase component variations with type safety and consistent structure. \n \n Enforces Component Story Format 3 with TypeScript type annotations, default meta exports, and story object syntax \n Covers story organization patterns for buttons, forms, layouts, data-driven components, and responsive designs \n Includes best practices for extending stories, using decorators for context, and adding descriptive parameters for documentation \n Identifies anti-patt

Add @storybook/react-native v10 to a React Native project.

Write stories for React Native components using @storybook/react-native v10 and Component Story Format (CSF).

You are an expert in building and documenting component libraries with Storybook. Apply these guidelines when creating stories, organizing components, and maintaining design systems.