Skill UI

The official SDK for interacting with the Webiny Headless CMS and File Manager from external applications (Next.js, Vue, Node.js). It provides a robust TypeScript interface for performing CRUD operations (list, get, create, update, publish), advanced filtering, sorting, and ensuring type safety across complex content models. Use this when building frontends or backends that need to consume Webiny content data.

This guide details how to build and integrate custom, editable components for a Website Builder platform using the webiny-website-builder-nextjs SDK. Developers can learn to register components, define configurable inputs (text, image, colors, etc.), handle complex data types (like lexical objects), implement advanced theming, and build Server Components to fetch live CMS data. Ideal for creating a seamless, professional user experience within a web editor environment.

This skill provides a structured workflow for developing and modifying content management systems (CMS), applicable to platforms like WordPress, Shopify, and Drupal. It covers crucial architectural seams, including theme and template design, plugin/module development, content modeling, media asset pipelines, and static export processes, ensuring changes maintain structural integrity.

A powerful skill for developers extending website builders by adding custom tabs or modifying existing settings groups within the page settings drawer. It utilizes `PageSettingsGroup.Interface` and `PageSettingsGroupModifier.Interface` to inject complex form fields, manage layout, and persist custom data safely within `doc.extensions`. Essential for building sophisticated CMS features.

This skill provides a scaffold for building complex, composable recommendation, ranking, and feed pipelines. It implements the robust six-stage pattern (Source→Hydrator→Filter→Scorer→Selector→SideEffect), which is the industry standard for determining "top K items." Use it for social feeds, content CMS ranking, RAG reranking, or any system needing complex candidate prioritization.