Hey guys, This week we released LyteNyte Grid v2.1, and with it we’ve added support for AI Skills designed specifically for tools like Claude Code. If you haven’t heard of it, LyteNyte Grid is a high-performance React Data Table built for serious scale: millions of rows, thousands of updates per second, and a bundle size around 40kb gzipped. As of 2.1, it also ships with more features out of the box than most other React data table libraries. In prior releases we’ve been focused on ensuring the best possible developer experience. We’ve found that whilst AIs are incapable of creating a data table to the specification we need, they’re incredibly good at leveraging our library to create tables. So we created a set of AI skills to supercharge this. Using the skills you can: Generate grid views with filters, sorting, grouping, aggregation, and row selection. Build advanced pivot tables and custom measures. Load data dynamically from APIs or backend services. Generate custom themes or integrate directly with existing design systems. Create Grid themes using your preferred CSS approach, including Tailwind, LLMs love Tailwind. LyteNyte Grid works uniquely well with AI when compared to other data table library, primarily due to its stateless design. We made it fully declarative, and the API leverages TypeScript to guide developers toward correct usage. Turns out this is perfect for LLMs, since they can now statically verify the output using TypeScript. If you are looking to quickly add a React Data Table to your UI, give LyteNyte Grid a try. We are always open to feedback and suggestions for improvements. All our source code is publicly available on GitHub. If you find this helpful and like what we’re building, GitHub stars help. Feature suggestions and code contributions are always welcome. https://github.com/1771-Technologies/lytenyte You can also try the live demo here: https://www.1771technologies.com/demo submitted by /u/After_Medicine8859
Originally posted by u/After_Medicine8859 on r/ClaudeCode
