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Explore Adobe’s product-specific agent instructions alongside React Spectrum’s accessible interface libraries. Choose a source by the work you need to do, from creative-product workflows to React component development.

About Adobe

Adobe maintains the adobe GitHub organization. Its skills repository collects instructions for AI coding agents working with Adobe products, while React Spectrum contains libraries for accessible React interfaces.

These are different kinds of work: instructions can depend on Adobe connectors or product access; component libraries are software dependencies. Follow the linked repository for the relevant product, license and supported setup.

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Adobe FAQ

Which GitHub organization owns these repositories?
Both skills and react-spectrum are owned by adobe. The organization profile links to Adobe’s website.
Is Adobe Skills the same as React Spectrum?
No. Skills provide agent instructions; React Spectrum provides interface libraries and tooling.
Do Adobe Skills include product access?
The instruction files do not grant a subscription or connector authorization. Check the requirements of the selected Adobe workflow.
Where can I follow interface-library changes?
Use react-spectrum releases, issues and the linked React Spectrum documentation rather than the creative-product Skills catalog.
Does one license cover every Adobe product?
Repository licenses cover the specified source files. Adobe services and third-party assets can have separate terms.
Which source should I use for accessible React components?
Use React Spectrum’s libraries and documentation, including React Aria, rather than the product-specific creative Skills.

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Follow creative-product instructions in adobe/skills or interface-library changes in react-spectrum.

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