type-contract-auditor

You can audit TypeScript types against a spec by comparing public types in your source files with a formal spec to identify mismatches, missing types, and drift. This keeps builds healthy and aligns type contracts with planning specs.

Detect circular imports in TypeScript by running a static analysis audit against your type definitions and spec. The audit identifies circular dependencies and mismatched optionals, providing actionable fixes to maintain build health.

Mismatched optionals and duplicates occur when public TypeScript types drift from the formal spec. A type contract audit identifies these discrepancies by comparing source types directly against the planning spec to ensure alignment.

Yes, you can apply a TypeScript type contract audit across builds and CI pipelines. Running the auditor against your types and spec file catches drift, missing types, and circular imports automatically during continuous integration.

The best way to ensure TypeScript builds remain healthy during spec updates is auditing public types against the formal spec. This catches type drift, mismatched optionals, and circular imports before they break builds or mislead consumers.