review-typescript

Automate TypeScript code review by analyzing your code scope to surface language-level findings affecting correctness. It checks type safety, asynchronous patterns, and error handling, then outputs a list of categorized issues with specific file references, severity, and remediation suggestions.

The best way to check JavaScript module boundaries is through scope-aware code analysis. This process evaluates module design and runtime correctness within a specified code range, identifying structural issues and providing a standardized findings list with clear categories and actionable suggestions.

No, this code review tool does not perform security or architectural analysis. It operates strictly on a provided code range to evaluate language-level quality, focusing solely on type safety, asynchronous handling, error management, and runtime correctness.

To get started, simply provide a TypeScript or JavaScript code scope. The review process will automatically analyze the specified range and generate an output-ready findings list detailing location, category, severity, title, description, and optional remediation steps.

TypeScript static type checking during a review catches language-level errors affecting maintainability and correctness. It identifies issues related to explicit typing, unsafe asynchronous patterns, poor error handling, unclear module boundaries, and runtime check failures.

Yes, you can use this for API design and performance considerations in JavaScript. The analysis evaluates API design and performance alongside runtime checks within your provided code range, generating specific findings with severity and remediation suggestions.