developer-tooling

Migrating ESLint and Prettier to Biome involves replacing their configurations with a single Biome config to enforce consistent style and import organization without conflicts. This Skill provides concrete configuration templates and decision trees to execute the migration.

Configuring Vite builds for a TypeScript project requires selecting appropriate build tooling that matches your app type and dev workflow. This Skill provides guidance on aligning Vite 6 configurations alongside other bundlers like tsup or unbuild.

Setting up OpenAPI, Prisma, or GraphQL codegen requires integrating generation tools with clear rules ensuring generated code stays correct and avoids manual editing. This Skill supplies actionable workflows to automate code generation safely.

Yes, the linting and formatting guidance supports Ruff for Python, rustfmt and clippy for Rust, and gofmt with golangci-lint for Go. It helps you pick the right formatter and linter combo to avoid configuration conflicts across these environments.

Enforcing consistent code formatting and linting in CI requires establishing a checklist-driven CI gate to prevent regressions and manual drift. This Skill helps configure verification checklists ensuring toolchain consistency throughout the repository lifetime.

An LSP-first developer setup aligns editor tooling for navigation, diagnostics, and safer refactors across your codebase. This Skill standardizes the selection and configuration of LSP-related workflows to maintain reliable project structure and code quality.