Typescript quality
CLI to validate, scaffold, and install Agent Skills for Cursor and agentskills.io-compatible agents
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Applies TypeScript and Node.js quality defaults for new code — strict types, minimal diffs, match surrounding conventions, no over-engineering. Use when writing or reviewing .ts/.tsx in Node, Vite, Next.js, or CLI projects.
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TypeScript Quality
Defaults
- Minimize scope — smallest correct diff; no drive-by refactors
- Match the repo — naming, imports, error style, test runner
- Strict typing — avoid
any; prefer existing domain types - No premature abstraction — inline one-liners beat tiny helpers
- Comments — only non-obvious business or protocol details
Before editing
- Read surrounding files and tests
- Grep for existing patterns (same feature elsewhere)
- Run the project's lint/test command if available
Common checks
asyncfunctions: handle errors at boundaries; don't swallow failures- Public APIs: explicit return types when exported
- Config/env: never commit secrets; use
.env.exampleplaceholders - Windows paths: prefer path joins; quote paths in shell examples
Review checklist
- Types compile (
tsc/ project build) - Tests updated or intentionally not needed
- No unrelated file changes
- User-facing text is clear and complete sentences