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To document TypeScript public APIs with TSDoc, you apply standardized annotations to exported symbols. This involves adding @param, @returns, and @template tags to functions, classes, and generics to ensure consistent IDE tooltips and generated documentation.

Standardizing TypeScript library documentation is best achieved by applying TSDoc annotations across all exported symbols. This practice ensures clear parameter, return, and template documentation, significantly improving developer understanding and experience.

You need to use TSDoc annotations when authoring TypeScript libraries or designing public APIs. It is required for documenting exported symbols to provide clear rationale, examples, and parameter information for IDE tooltips and generated docs.

Yes, TSDoc works with TypeScript generics by utilizing the @template tag. Documenting public APIs with TSDoc requires including @param, @returns, and @template tags to clearly define generic types across functions and classes.

To maintain up-to-date docs for a TypeScript library, consistently apply TSDoc annotations to exported symbols. This includes keeping @param, @returns, and @template tags current, and maintaining guidance on examples and caveats to improve developer experience.

Your TypeScript library lacks consistent IDE tooltips if exported symbols are missing standardized TSDoc annotations. Applying proper @param, @returns, and @template tags across public APIs ensures helpful, consistent information displays in IDE environments.