feature-lint

Resolve residual Biome lint findings on changed feature branch files.

Updated Jul 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/farzanmrz/beat-radar-agent --skill feature-lint
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Skill: feature-lint
Source: https://github.com/farzanmrz/beat-radar-agent/tree/main/.claude/skills/feature-lint
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/farzanmrz/beat-radar-agent --skill feature-lint

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill resolves the remaining Biome lint findings on a feature branch after safe auto-fixes have already been applied, focusing on issues that require human-style edits and careful judgment.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Feature-diff scope: Works only on files changed from a chosen base ref, avoiding scope creep into untouched code.
  • Residual lint cleanup: Handles rules that Biome cannot safely auto-fix, including behavior-changing hook dependency issues and other manual corrections.
  • Risk-aware workflow: Separates low-risk mechanical fixes from higher-risk semantic changes and flags review-worthy edits.
  • Build-gated completion: Uses a TypeScript/Next build as the final verification step before reporting results.

Quick Start

Use the feature-lint skill to clean up residual Biome findings on my current branch against main.

Frequently Asked Questions about feature-lint

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I fix Biome lint errors that auto-fix leaves behind on changed TypeScript files?

To fix residual Biome lint findings on changed TypeScript files, apply risk-tiered manual edits to the specific issues that cannot be safely auto-fixed, then validate with a build step. This workflow targets behavior-changing rules requiring human-style judgment.

How do I clean up lint findings only on my feature branch without touching untouched code?

Clean up lint findings on a feature branch by scoping corrections to only files changed from a chosen base ref. This diff scoping prevents scope creep into untouched TypeScript, JSX, and JavaScript code.

What is the best way to handle manual Biome lint corrections like hook dependency issues?

The best way to handle manual Biome lint corrections is using a risk-aware workflow that separates low-risk mechanical fixes from higher-risk semantic changes like hook dependency issues, ensuring behavior-changing edits are flagged for review-worthy visibility.

Does this residual lint cleanup workflow work with Next.js and TypeScript builds?

Yes, residual lint cleanup works with Next.js and TypeScript by using a TypeScript or Next build as the final build-gated verification step before reporting results, ensuring branch correctness is preserved.

Why should I use diff scoping when resolving lint findings on a feature branch?

Diff scoping is necessary when resolving lint findings on a feature branch because it restricts manual corrections to modified files, avoiding scope creep and preserving the correctness of untouched code.