typescript

Strict TypeScript enforcement prohibits unsafe patterns like `any` and `as unknown as` type assertions, ensuring full type safety. This Skill applies validation rules to *.ts and *.tsx files, flagging type violations and suggesting refactors to align with strict typing guidelines, reducing unexpected runtime behavior.

Clean imports and exports mandate direct, named exports and avoid barrel files for better tree-shaking and clarity. This Skill validates your *.ts and *.tsx files against these standards, catching problematic default exports and import patterns that obscure dependencies.

Yes. This Skill scans *.ts and *.tsx files to identify and flag all `any` usages, unsafe type assertions, and default exports. It integrates into linting and CI workflows, providing actionable suggestions to refactor code toward explicit, type-safe patterns.

Inline interfaces place type definitions directly within function parameters for immediate context and readability. This Skill validates your *.ts and *.tsx files and suggests moving scattered type definitions closer to their usage points.

Yes. This Skill integrates into CI workflows using the @.claude/rules/typescript.mdc rule set. It automatically validates *.ts and *.tsx files during linting, catching type safety violations early in your build process.

This Skill detects `any` types, unsafe `as unknown as` assertions, default exports, barrel file usage, and scattered type definitions. It flags these anti-patterns in *.ts and *.tsx files and recommends explicit, type-safe alternatives aligned with project standards.