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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).

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

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