atomirx

SKILL.md

Atomirx abstracts away the async/sync distinction. In reactive contexts, you write sync code regardless of whether atoms contain sync values or Promises.

| useSelector, derived, effect | Sync — just read() | Suspense handles it | | Services | Receive values as parameters | Don't read atoms | | Outside reactive context | await .get() | Explicit when needed |

This is why naming doesn't use Async$ suffix — the abstraction makes it irrelevant.

Guide for atomirx reactive state management. Use for atom, derived, effect, select, pool, define(), ready(), React hooks (useSelector, rx, useAction, useStable), and debugging reactive flows. Source: linq2js/atomirx.

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