coding-standards

To enforce coding standards during a TypeScript and React code review, apply this Skill to standardize naming, typed interfaces, and component structure. It assesses code smells and checks for KISS, DRY, and YAGNI compliance to ensure consistent quality.

The best way to refactor messy React components into maintainable code is to break them into smaller typed functions and apply consistent state updates. This Skill guides restructuring while enforcing immutability and clear error handling.

Standardize API design and error handling across cross-project TypeScript codebases by applying shared conventions for typed interfaces and async best practices. This Skill enforces consistent API responses and robust error handling.

Yes, this coding standards skill works for detecting code smells and improving file organization. It guides descriptive file and component naming with simple organization to reduce inconsistency and prevent avoidable complexity.

Apply KISS, DRY, and YAGNI principles to prevent complexity in your codebase whenever implementations become robust but overly engineered. This Skill acts as maintainability guardrails to keep implementations simple and readable.