Detects type-safety issues in JavaScript/TypeScript projects.
npx skills add https://github.com/physics91/claude-vibe --skill typescript-reviewer
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: typescript-reviewer Source: https://github.com/physics91/claude-vibe/tree/main/skills/typescript-reviewer Command: npx skills add https://github.com/physics91/claude-vibe --skill typescript-reviewer
This Skill reviews TypeScript projects for type safety, proper use of generics, and strict compiler configurations to prevent type-related bugs.
Run the typescript-reviewer on a TypeScript project to surface type-safety improvements.
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TypeScript-reviewer identifies explicit any, as any casts, and // @ts-ignore directives that bypass type safety. It scans your .ts and .tsx files against your tsconfig settings, reporting each unsafe pattern with location and severity so you can systematically remove them and strengthen type coverage.
A type-safety audit detects explicit any, unsafe type assertions, missing return types, non-null assertions, and // @ts-nocheck blocks. It also analyzes your tsconfig for strict mode enablement and compiler options that prevent common type-related bugs before they reach production.
Yes. The reviewer surfaces null-safety gaps and type mismatches before you enable strictNullChecks in tsconfig. It reports non-null assertions and missing type annotations, letting you remediate systematically rather than facing build failures after flag activation.
It reviews generic patterns and union type usage to encourage precise, modern TypeScript patterns instead of broad fallbacks. The audit identifies overly permissive types and suggests constraints that improve type inference and catch bugs earlier in development.
It analyzes tsconfig for strict mode flags, strictNullChecks, noImplicitAny, and other safety-focused compiler options. The review reports which flags are enabled or missing, helping you align your configuration with type-safety best practices.
TypeScript-reviewer requires a tsconfig.json and .ts or .tsx files in your project. It works with standard TypeScript tooling and does not depend on external libraries, making it compatible with any actively maintained TypeScript version.
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