nextjs-ssr

nextjs-ssr is a Web app frameworks & SSR skill for AI agents, published by asmyshlyaev177 in the test-proxy-recorder repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates nextjs-ssr D (61/100) and the safety scan flagged it for review; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Tag server-side fetches with the x-test-rcrd-id session header so SSR is recorded under the correct Playwright test session. Lead with registerProxyFetch (patch global fetch in the root layout, any runtime) and registerProxyAxios (per-axios-instance interceptor); createHeadersWithRecordingId is the patch-free per-call option. Covers the build+start vs next dev caveat, why the setNextProxyHeaders middleware (proxy.ts / middleware.ts) is optional (it only exposes the id, it does not tag fetches), getRecordingId, RECORDING_ID_HEADER, the React cache() memoization pattern, and the manual axios interceptor. Load this skill when setting up test-proxy-recorder in a Next.js app that makes server-side API calls, including Edge-runtime routes.

Grade
D
Quality
61 / 100
Safety
Needs review
GitHub stars
94

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Architecture
75 / 100
Maturity
Structured: ships references or scripts
Security scan
Medium-risk patterns
License
MIT
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