What problem does it solve? Building and maintaining the Angular frontend for an EAF (Enterprise Application Foundation) application requires deep knowledge of Angular standalone components, signals, PrimeNG data tables, JWT authentication, and EAF-specific API patterns, which is time-consuming to get right without expert guidance. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Angular Component Development: Create standalone components using signals, OnPush change detection, reactive forms, and smart/dumb component patterns. - EAF Integration Patterns: Implement JWT authentication with HTTP interceptors, route guards with permission checks, and services consuming EAF REST APIs. - Data Tables & Forms: Build paginated PrimeNG data tables and validated reactive forms wired to EAF paged result endpoints. - Use Case: You need to add a user management page to your EAF app. The skill provides the route configuration with auth and permission guards, a PrimeNG table component, a user service calling the EAF API, and a reactive creation form. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to create an Angular component, service, or route for your EAF UI, such as building a user list page with a PrimeNG table and authentication guard.