Ensure React interfaces have descriptive names and accurate documentation that clearly communicate their purpose and usage. Interface names should be specific to their context (e.g., `StdoutContextProps` instead of `StdoutProps` for Context-related interfaces), and API documentation should accurately reflect how methods are called (e.g., distinguishing between instance methods and callback functions returned from hooks). Example of good naming: ```typescript // Good: Context-specific naming export interface StdoutContextProps { // ... } // Good: Clear hook documentation /** * Assign an ID to this component, so it can be programmatically focused with `focus(id)`. * Note: `focus` is a callback returned from `useFocus`, not an instance method. */ ``` This practice helps developers quickly understand the purpose and correct usage of React components, hooks, and Context APIs, reducing confusion and implementation errors.