offensive-typesafety

What problem does it solve?

Offensive Typesafety is the practice of using strong, compiler-enforced types to accelerate development by establishing strict boundaries that let you—and AI code generators—move fast without breaking things.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Type-Safe Routing (e.g., explicit routes and parametrized paths) to prevent runtime route mismatches.
• Validated External Inputs (e.g., schemas with Zod) to enforce contracts at the boundaries of the system.
• Unified Server/Client Boundaries through shared type contracts and RPC-like patterns to keep the frontend and backend in sync.
• End-to-End Database Types via ORM-driven schemas to keep database and application types in lockstep.

Quick Start

Configure a new module with strong types, add a type-safe route, validate inputs with a schema, and wire a typed server route to the client.