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Audit TypeScript code for missing inline explanations to surface the rationale behind non-obvious decisions like obscure calculations and implicit constraints. This process reveals where a comment would save the next reader significant time.

Auditing undocumented business logic in TypeScript clarifies intent behind complex rules and workarounds. This improves onboarding and long-term maintainability by ensuring comments describe why a decision was made, not what the code does.

Detecting missing inline explanations during code maintainability reviews surfaces the rationale behind surprising behavior and critical decisions. It enforces documenting the why behind non-obvious decisions, aiding handoffs and reducing future friction.

Yes, you can identify any TypeScript project and start auditing for missing inline why comments. It requires no dependencies and works across projects to find where rationale behind workarounds and non-trivial business rules is undocumented.

Enforce inline comments describing the why when code contains obscure calculations, surprising behavior, implicit constraints, or workarounds. It targets non-obvious decisions where documenting intent prevents future misinterpretation during maintainability reviews.

Non-obvious decisions requiring inline explanations include obscure calculations, non-trivial business rules, surprising behavior, implicit constraints, and workarounds. Documenting these decisions ensures the rationale remains explicit for the next reader.