Specialized AI coding assistant for Next.js development. Generates pages, API routes, server actions, and optimized components with TypeScript best practices. Aimed at frontend developers and teams building React applications who want AI suggestions that already follow Next.js conventions, instead of generic completions that ignore the framework. The narrow focus fits the Next.js workflow rather than replacing a general-purpose coding assistant.
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Scaffold Next.js pages and layouts from a plain-language description
Write server actions and API routes that follow framework conventions
Improve React components with TypeScript-focused suggestions and fixes
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