Apply TypeScript quality guidelines for branded types, discriminated unions, and end-to-end type sharing.
npx skills add https://github.com/vvedantb/eva --skill quality-code
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: quality-code Source: https://github.com/vvedantb/eva/tree/main/.agents/skills/quality-code Command: npx skills add https://github.com/vvedantb/eva --skill quality-code
Type-safe TypeScript projects benefit from explicit branding and end-to-end typings to prevent runtime errors and misuse of primitives.
Apply the quality-code guidelines to a TypeScript project to increase type-safety and reduce bugs.
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Branded types in TypeScript prevent primitive misuse by tagging standard types like string or number with distinct brands, ensuring business logic only accepts specifically validated values and reducing runtime errors.
End-to-end type sharing across a full-stack TypeScript project involves defining shared type schemas that flow seamlessly from the database through the server to the client, minimizing duplication and ensuring data shape consistency.
Discriminated unions encode valid state shapes in TypeScript by using a common literal property, enabling the compiler to enforce exhaustiveness checking during code review and preventing invalid state transitions at runtime.
Tests over mocks are recommended for validating TypeScript type safety because real tests validate actual runtime behavior and data structures, whereas mocks often bypass the exact boundary conditions that cause runtime errors.
Implementing OpenTelemetry observability in a TypeScript codebase requires integrating tracing libraries to capture distributed traces and metrics, ensuring real validation and execution traceability across common full-stack project environments.
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safzanpiraniReview TypeScript code for type safety and testing best practices.
jagreehalEnforce advanced TypeScript tsconfig flags and ESLint governance for compile-time safety.
