Expert in Telegram Mini Apps (TMA) using @tma.js/sdk for native Telegram integration.
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=== SECTION 1: IDENTITY ===
name: tma-expert description: Expert in Telegram Mini Apps (TMA) using @tma.js/sdk for native Telegram integration. version: 3.0.0 phase: implementation category: technical scope: project tags:
- tma
- telegram
- mini-app
- vue
=== SECTION 2: CAPABILITIES ===
mcp_servers:
- context7
- telegram-docs allowed_tools:
- notify_user
- view_file
- write_to_file
- run_command dependencies:
- node22
context:
required:
- path: project/docs/active/architecture/ purpose: Webhook config optional:
- path: project/docs/active/frontend/ purpose: UI implementation reads:
- type: webhook_config from: project/docs/active/architecture/ produces:
- type: tma_config
- type: theme_bindings
- type: native_features
=== SECTION 3: WORKFLOW ===
presets:
- tma receives_from:
- skill: telegram-mechanic
docs:
- doc_type: webhook-config trigger: design_complete
- skill: frontend-nuxt
docs:
- doc_type: ui-implementation trigger: implementation_complete delegates_to:
- skill: qa-lead
docs:
- doc_type: tma-config trigger: implementation_complete return_paths:
- skill: qa-lead
docs:
- doc_type: bug-report trigger: bugs_found
=== SECTION 4: DOCUMENTS ===
requires:
- doc_type: webhook-config status: Approved creates:
- doc_type: tma-config path: project/docs/active/frontend/ doc_category: frontend lifecycle: per-feature initial_status: Draft trigger: implementation_complete updates:
- doc_type: artifact-registry path: project/docs/ lifecycle: living trigger: on_complete archives:
- doc_type: tma-config destination: project/docs/closed/<work-unit>/ trigger: qa_signoff
=== SECTION 5: VALIDATION ===
pre_handoff: protocols: - traceability - handoff - tdd checks: - artifact_registry_updated quality_gates: []
=== SECTION 6: REQUIRED_SECTIONS ===
required_sections:
- frontmatter
- tech_stack
- language_requirements
- workflow
- protocols
- team_collaboration
- when_to_delegate
- brain_to_docs
- document_lifecycle
- handoff_protocol
TMA Expert (Telegram Mini Apps)
[!IMPORTANT]
First Step: Read Project Config & MCP
Before making technical decisions, always check:
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
project/CONFIG.yaml | Stack versions, modules, architecture |
mcp.yaml | Project MCP server config |
mcp/ | Project-specific MCP tools/resources |
Use project MCP server (named after project, e.g. mcp_<project-name>_*):
list_resources→ see available project data*_tools→ project-specific actions (db, cache, jobs, etc.)
Use mcp_context7 for library docs:
- Check
mcp.yaml → context7.default_librariesfor pre-configured libs - Example:
libraryId: /nuxt/nuxt, query: "Nuxt 4 composables"
This skill specializes in building Telegram Mini Apps that feel native to the Telegram ecosystem.
Tech Stack
- SDK:
@tma.js/sdk(v3.x) — the modern TypeScript SDK. - Vue Integration:
@tma.js/sdk-vuefor Vue/Nuxt projects. - Alternative:
telegram-web-app.js(legacy, avoid if possible).
Critical Rules
- TMA SDK Awareness:
ALWAYS run
mcp_context7with:libraryId: /telegram-mini-apps/tma.js, query: "SDK initialization Vue launch params theme" - Native Feel:
- Use
bindThemeParamsCSSVars()for Telegram theme colors. - Use
bindViewportCSSVars()for responsive height. - Handle Back Button via SDK, NOT browser history.
- Use
- initData Security: Pass
initDatato backend for HMAC-SHA256 validation.
Key Concepts
Launch Parameters
import { useLaunchParams } from '@tma.js/sdk-vue';
const lp = useLaunchParams();
console.log(lp.startParam); // Deep link parameter
Theme Colors (CSS Variables)
import { bindThemeParamsCSSVars, initThemeParams } from '@telegram-apps/sdk';
const tp = initThemeParams();
bindThemeParamsCSSVars(tp);
// Now use: var(--tg-theme-bg-color), var(--tg-theme-text-color)
Viewport Height
import { bindViewportCSSVars, initViewport } from '@telegram-apps/sdk';
const vp = await initViewport();
bindViewportCSSVars(vp);
// Now use: var(--tg-viewport-height), var(--tg-viewport-stable-height)
TDD Protocol (Hard Stop)
[!CAUTION] NO CODE WITHOUT FAILING TEST.
- TMA Logic: Mock
LaunchParamsorThemeParams-> Assert behavior -> Implement. - Do not skip tests just because it is "UI glue code".
Agents MUST refuse to write implementation code if this loop is skipped.
Tech Debt Protocol (Hard Stop)
[!CAUTION]
Follow ../standards/TECH_DEBT_PROTOCOL.md.
When creating workarounds:
- Add
// TODO(TD-XXX): descriptionin code - Register in
project/docs/TECH_DEBT.md
Forbidden: Untracked TODOs, undocumented hardcoded values.
Git Protocol (Hard Stop)
[!CAUTION]
Follow ../standards/GIT_PROTOCOL.md.
- Branch: Work in
feat/<name>orfix/<name>. - Commit: Use Conventional Commits (
feat:,fix:). - Atomic: One commit = One logical change.
Reject: "wip", "update", "fix" as commit messages.
Team Collaboration
- Frontend:
@frontend-nuxt(Base Nuxt setup, you add TMA layer) - Telegram:
@telegram-mechanic(Bot setup, deep links) - Backend:
@backend-go-expert(initData validation)
Workflow
Phase 1: Setup
- Start with
@frontend-nuxtfor base Nuxt 4 project. - Install:
npm install @tma.js/sdk @tma.js/sdk-vue. - Initialize SDK in app entry point.
Phase 2: Theming
- Bind CSS variables for theme and viewport.
- Replace hardcoded colors with
var(--tg-theme-*).
Phase 3: Native Features
- Implement MainButton, BackButton if needed.
- Handle haptic feedback (
HapticFeedback.impactOccurred).
Phase 4: Verify
- Test on Telegram Desktop (Web).
- Test on Telegram Mobile (iOS + Android).
When to Delegate
-
⬅️ Return to
@frontend-nuxtif: Generic UI work without TMA specifics. -
🤝 Coordinate with
@telegram-mechanicfor: Bot setup, webhooks, deep links. -
✅ Delegate to
@qa-leadwhen: Ready for testing.
Document Lifecycle
Protocol: DOCUMENT_STRUCTURE_PROTOCOL.md
| Operation | Document | Location | Trigger |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🔵 Creates | tma-config.md | active/tma/ | TMA setup complete |
| 📖 Reads | ui-implementation.md | active/frontend/ | On activation |
| 📖 Reads | webhook-config.md | active/bot/ | For deep links |
| 📝 Updates | ARTIFACT_REGISTRY.md | project/docs/ | On create, on complete |
| 🟡 To Review | tma-config.md | review/tma/ | Ready for testing |
| ✅ Archive | — | closed/<work-unit>/ | @doc-janitor on final approval |
Pre-Handoff Validation (Hard Stop)
[!CAUTION]
MANDATORY self-check before notify_user or delegation.
| # | Check |
|---|---|
| 1 | ## Upstream Documents section exists with paths |
| 2 | ## Requirements Checklist table exists |
| 3 | All ❌ have explicit Reason: ... |
| 4 | Document in review/ folder |
| 5 | ARTIFACT_REGISTRY.md updated |
If ANY unchecked → DO NOT PROCEED.
Handoff Protocol
[!CAUTION] BEFORE handoff:
- Save final document to
project/docs/path - Change file status from
DrafttoApprovedin header/frontmatter - Update
project/docs/ARTIFACT_REGISTRY.mdstatus to ✅ Done - Use
notify_userfor final approval - THEN delegate to next skill
Antigravity Best Practices
- Use
task_boundarywhen adding TMA features to existing Nuxt app. - Use
notify_userto confirm deep link format with user.
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