flowai-setup-agent-code-style-ts-deno

You can enforce TypeScript and Deno code style in AGENTS.md by inserting standardized coding rules into the file. This ensures consistent project-wide conventions by defining dependency import rules and Dockerfile optimization practices.

Deno dependency import rules require using bare specifiers from deno.json/imports. This approach maintains consistency across the project, with explicit exceptions allowed for standalone scripts located in the scripts/ directory.

Yes, you need an existing AGENTS.md file located in the project root. The setup targets the "Project tooling Stack" and "Architecture" sections for insertion, ensuring added rules do not rely on non-existent references.

You insert code style rules in AGENTS.md after the "Project tooling Stack" section and before the "Architecture" section. This placement integrates TypeScript/Deno standards logically within the project guidelines.

For Deno production images, you should follow Dockerfile optimization practices such as using multi-stage builds and applying explicit permissions. These practices streamline production images and enhance security.

You should update AGENTS.md with TypeScript Deno coding standards when starting a new Deno project or updating an existing repository. This ensures the codebase adopts a cohesive code style and maintains tooling integration.