accelint-ts-documentation

To audit JSDoc comments in TypeScript, use this skill to validate tags like @param, @returns, and @template across both exported and internal code. It enforces JSDoc standards by loading reference guides to ensure proper syntax and thorough coverage during documentation tasks.

The best way to improve JavaScript documentation quality is by applying expert judgment to enforce comment hygiene and JSDoc standards. This skill audits marker usage like TODO and FIXME, removes dead comments, and uses decision trees to determine documentation sufficiency.

Yes, you can use static analysis to review TODO and FIXME markers in JS code. This skill guides the annotation and cleanup of comment markers including HACK, NOTE, PERF, REVIEW, and DEBUG, ensuring proper placement and removing redundant comments across your project.

To document TypeScript generics and overloaded APIs, apply the skill's edge case coverage which addresses deprecated APIs, overloads, generics, and object parameters with dot notation. It enforces comprehensive tag usage and nested property documentation for complex types.

JSDoc auditing works for both internal code and exported functions. The skill enforces comprehensive documentation across entire projects, guiding users to validate tags, describe behavior, and fix markers for all code rather than just public APIs.

Automated comment quality tools cannot fully replace human judgment in determining documentation sufficiency. This skill mitigates that by providing anti-patterns, decision trees, and framework-style thinking to guide expert-level documentation decisions rather than applying rigid rules blindly.