code-quality-gates

You can automate TypeScript formatting and type safety checks by integrating a PostToolUse hook that auto-formats code and validates types immediately after edits are made.

A code quality gate is an automated checkpoint that validates documentation, formatting, type safety, and audit readiness. You need it before creating docs, after coding, and before finalizing work.

To prevent undocumented or poorly formatted content, implement a PreToolUse documentation gate that blocks creation attempts until content meets the required formatting and documentation standards.

Yes, you can flag console usage and ensure audit readiness by applying a Stop hook that performs console-audit checks and validates final readiness before the task is completed.

No external dependencies are required to set up pre- and post-change quality checks. The gates integrate with optional scripts, references, and assets without needing additional packages.

The best way to maintain audit readiness is automating end-to-end quality gates across development phases, ensuring documentation, formatting, type safety, and console usage are checked continuously.