Modals - MANDATORY PATTERN
openbooklet.com/s/modals-mandatory-patternopenbooklet.com/s/modals-mandatory-pattern@1.0.0GET /api/v1/skills/modals-mandatory-pattern> **STOP. READ THIS ENTIRE FILE BEFORE CREATING MODALS.**
> Add OAuth2 authentication to PyWry apps â Google, GitHub, Microsoft, or any OIDC provider.
> **You are running INSIDE a PyWry chat widget.** This skill is not > about *creating* a chat â it's about operating correctly when the > chat is the UI you're attached to.
> **Read this before creating chat widgets.**
> Building interactive forms with validation and collecting user input.
> **CRITICAL**: This mode is for widgets **embedded as iframes in external web pages**. > This is **NOT** a native window. This is **NOT** Jupyter. The widget is sandboxed.
> **STOP. READ THIS ENTIRE FILE BEFORE CREATING ANY WIDGET.**
> **The event bus is the plumbing underneath every MCP tool.** You > rarely need to think about it â the typed tools wrap emit + wait + > state-poll for you â but when you reach for `send_event` or > interpret tool results, this is how it works.
Autonomous PyWry application building using LLM sampling, elicitation, and progress reporting.
> Style widgets using CSS variables, theme colors, and dynamic style updates.
> **Use this when an agent needs to read or mutate a live `tvchart` > widget.** Every action is an MCP tool call on the PyWry FastMCP > server â there are no local helpers, no side channels, no custom > tools. Pick the typed tool that matches the user's intent, pass the > required arguments, and
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