Enforce strict TypeScript conventions for type safety and code style.
npx skills add https://github.com/dungle-scrubs/agent-config --skill ts-standards
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ts-standards Source: https://github.com/dungle-scrubs/agent-config/tree/main/stow/shared/skills/ts-standards Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dungle-scrubs/agent-config --skill ts-standards
This Skill enforces strict TypeScript conventions to reduce runtime errors and improve maintainability.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Enforce strict TypeScript conventions by enabling strict mode, adopting readonly defaults, and using discriminated unions to prevent subtle bugs and improve code maintainability across your project.
Replace any types with unknown or precise types and add runtime guards as needed. This ensures explicit type safety and reliable error handling throughout your TypeScript codebase.
Apply TypeScript coding standards to a new module by ensuring consistent styles, explicit naming, and strict type safety using interfaces, type aliases, and explicit discriminated unions.
Yes, adopting readonly by default and adding explicit return types for TypeScript interfaces and type aliases improves readability and reliability while preventing accidental data mutation.
Generics and type aliases improve TypeScript readability and reliability by allowing you to create reusable, precise type definitions and enforce consistent error handling patterns across codebases.
Yes, these TypeScript coding standards specify frontmatter requirements, recommended patterns, and practical examples designed to guide developers and ensure consistent type safety across multiple projects and teams.
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