tsentials/these

Model partial success by pairing values with errors in a These structure.

49|Updated May 12, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/senrecep/tsentials --skill tsentials-these
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Skill: tsentials/these
Source: https://github.com/senrecep/tsentials/tree/main/.well-known/agent-skills/tsentials-these
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/senrecep/tsentials --skill tsentials-these

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you represent computations that may succeed partially by returning both a value and an error, instead of forcing an all-or-nothing Result.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Partial success modeling (These): Construct left-only errors, right-only values, or both together for validation-like flows.
  • Success/error-aware pipelines: Map, flatMap, and transform either side while preserving the other when appropriate.
  • Extraction and conversions: Pattern-match to handle left/right/both cases and convert These into Result with strict or lenient semantics.

Quick Start

Use the tsentials/these skill to design a validation pipeline that collects warnings as errors while still returning successfully parsed values.

Frequently Asked Questions about tsentials/these

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I model partial success in TypeScript when validation recovers errors but still returns a value?

Use the These data structure to pair successful values with error information in one unified object. This lets you continue computation despite recoverable issues while still surfacing them for later inspection.

What is railway-oriented programming in TypeScript and when should I use it for validation pipelines?

Railway-oriented programming in TypeScript structures functional pipelines to track both values and errors simultaneously. Use it for validation and rule-evaluation scenarios requiring partial success instead of all-or-nothing Result types.

How do I collect warnings as errors while still returning successfully parsed values in a TypeScript functional pipeline?

Collect warnings while returning parsed values by mapping and flatMapping over a These structure. Transform either side while preserving the other, then pattern-match left, right, and both cases to extract the final outcomes.

Does domain-driven design validation require all-or-nothing Result types, or can I return both errors and values?

Domain-driven design validation does not require all-or-nothing Result types. You can return both errors and values together using These constructors, enabling partial success modeling for complex rule-evaluation flows.

What's the best way to convert a These structure into a standard Result with strict or lenient semantics in TypeScript?

Convert a These structure into a Result by pattern-matching left, right, and both cases. Apply strict semantics to fail on any errors, or lenient semantics to return the value while ignoring accompanying recoverable issues.

When should I not use partial success modeling for error handling in TypeScript?

Avoid partial success modeling when operations require hard failures or unrecoverable errors. If computation cannot safely proceed with recoverable issues, use standard Result types instead of These to halt the pipeline immediately.