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@houserules/plugin-svelte

v0.1.2

Published

houserules plugin: Svelte 5 authoring conventions, an opt-in SvelteKit guide, and the Svelte MCP server config.

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@houserules/plugin-svelte

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An agent trained on older Svelte reaches for export let, a $: reactive statement, and on:click by reflex, because that is what most of its training data still shows. None of those fail a Svelte 5 build outright, so they slip into a runes-based codebase as a second, undocumented convention living next to the first.

This plugin ships the Svelte 5 rule that heads that off, as a rule the agent loads only when a Svelte file is in the working set.

Install

pnpm add -D @houserules/plugin-svelte
pnpm exec houserules init

Requires @houserules/cli. init is what writes the modules into .claude/. Both modules below are off by default, so select them when init asks.

Modules

  • svelte installs .claude/rules/svelte.md, a path-scoped rule for Svelte 5 authoring: runes throughout ($state, $derived, $effect, $props, $bindable), component structure, context providers, and styling conventions. Never export let, never a $: reactive statement, never on:click.

    Scoped to **/*.svelte, **/*.svelte.ts, and **/*.svelte.js through its paths: frontmatter, so Claude Code loads it only when a matching file is in the working set. Keep that frontmatter. A rule file without paths: is loaded on every turn.

    Ships an opt-in SvelteKit guide (sveltekit), covering routing, load functions, form actions, and the server-versus-universal split. It installs alongside the base rule when chosen, never on its own, because it opens by assuming svelte.md is already installed.

  • svelte-mcp installs the three Svelte MCP server configs under .claude/mcp/: svelte.http.json, svelte.stdio.json, and svelte.vscode.json. houserules never writes .mcp.json, so an advise action explains how to wire one of them into this repo's own config, and that an unused MCP server costs context on every turn. The names are namespaced by server, so a second plugin shipping an MCP config cannot collide with these. An install predating that change carried mcp.http.json, mcp.stdio.json, and vscode.mcp.json, and update removes those three.

Doc comments, verification commands, and accessibility are deliberately out of scope of the svelte rule. Those belong to code-comments.md and prose-voice.md in @houserules/plugin-prose, CLAUDE.md's managed region, and accessibility-svelte.md in @houserules/plugin-accessibility, if those rules are installed.

Part of houserules

houserules is a portable set of Claude Code infrastructure that keeps the agent's context lean. This is one of twelve first-party plugins. The package list has the rest.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.