Enforce Bun-native development practices and anti-pattern avoidance for TypeScript projects.
npx skills add https://github.com/Yoraexe/ceobe --skill bun-developer
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bun-developer Source: https://github.com/Yoraexe/ceobe/tree/main/skills/bun-developer Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Yoraexe/ceobe --skill bun-developer
Enforces Bun-native development practices and anti-pattern avoidance for TypeScript projects. This skill standardizes tooling choices, accelerates performance, and reduces Node.js dependency drift by guiding teams to adopt Bun as the primary runtime and package manager.
Activate the bun-developer skill to enforce Bun-native tooling for your new TypeScript project.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You should use Bun instead of Express by adopting native Bun APIs and Bun-based HTTP server patterns, as this skill enforces anti-pattern avoidance by disallowing Express in favor of Bun equivalents throughout the project lifecycle.
Yes, the workflow validates configurations and disallows the use of npm, node, and Express, actively enforcing anti-pattern avoidance to guide teams toward Bun equivalents for all typical project lifecycle tasks.
The best way is to standardize tooling choices by applying Bun across initialization, dependency management, and runtime execution, validating sample workflows to ensure Bun is used instead of Node.js.
Yes, you need Bun present in your environment before activating this skill, as it requires Bun to be installed to validate configurations and enforce Bun-native development practices for your TypeScript projects.
You should avoid Node.js tooling when you need to reduce dependency drift and accelerate performance in TypeScript projects, standardizing on Bun for testing, HTTP server patterns, and common tasks.
DaleSeoInitialize Bun projects with TypeScript and standard configuration files.
cofinRun JavaScript tests and scripts with Bun's runtime and tooling.
SouleymaneSy7Review TypeScript code for style and type-safety best practices.
ivklgnAudits and updates Node.js/JavaScript dependencies via native package managers with changelog and security checks.
