check-frontend

To check frontend code against project guidelines, run a review process that detects modified files via git status. It reads your frontend specification files, maps violations to changed areas like components or hooks, and applies actionable fixes.

Automated frontend code review is a structured validation process that prevents code drift by reading repository specification files. It checks edited component, hook, and state management code against type safety and quality rules to ensure compliance.

You validate type safety and state management by running a guideline-based review after local edits. The process identifies changed files via git status, applies relevant rule sets for components and hooks, and reports noncompliance for correction.

Yes, frontend validation works with your existing git workflow by detecting local edits through git status. It requires reading documented frontend specification files to determine the appropriate rule sets for your changed code areas.

The best way to ensure frontend code quality is to run a post-edit validation check that scans updated files against documented guidelines. It targets components, hooks, and type safety, producing actionable fixes for any violations found before commit.

Frontend code drifts away from development standards when post-edit reviews are missing. Running a structured validation process that reads your frontend specification and checks modified files against rule sets corrects noncompliance automatically.