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To enforce TypeScript type safety and code quality, you must apply strict type checking standards and formatting rules to all new code, ensuring maintainability and consistency across the project codebase.

The best way to maintain code formatting consistency with Biome is to ensure all new code strictly adheres to Biome tool rules, automatically formatting code and flagging potential type errors before they cause issues.

To avoid barrel files and manage database library modifications, apply specific dependency management guidelines that restrict barrel file usage and dictate how database libraries are modified for better maintainability.

Yes, you can use these coding standards for all code development within your project, as the guidelines apply universally to ensure type safety, Biome tool compliance, and proper import statement formatting.

You should avoid barrel files because they negatively impact maintainability and code quality, and following dependency management guidelines that restrict their usage ensures a more robust and consistent codebase.