fix-nested-components

fix-nested-components is a React & UI frameworks skill for AI agents, published by mongodb in the docs repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates fix-nested-components D (68/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Fix forbidden nested RST components flagged by the nested components linter — callouts inside callouts, callouts inside list-tables, examples inside callouts, examples inside list-tables, and procedures inside procedures. Runs ./lint-docs.sh nested to detect violations, applies the canonical remediation for each, and re-lints to verify. Handles the case where the nested component is pulled in from a shared include reused elsewhere in an un-nested context (inlines the fix at the nesting site instead of editing the shared file). Does NOT handle tabs-in-tabs — use language-tabs-to-composable-scripted for that. Use when the user asks to "fix nested components", "resolve nested component errors", "fix the nested components linter findings", or when the nested linter reports callout/example/procedure nesting.

Grade
D
Quality
68 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
777

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Architecture
100 / 100
Maturity
Basic: a single SKILL.md
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No issues found
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