Enforce zero-fat TypeScript standards banning comments, any, and relative imports.
npx skills add https://github.com/KAFKA2306/yt3 --skill typescript-zero-fat
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: typescript-zero-fat Source: https://github.com/KAFKA2306/yt3/tree/main/.agent/skills/typescript-zero-fat Command: npx skills add https://github.com/KAFKA2306/yt3 --skill typescript-zero-fat
This Skill eliminates drifting, brittle TypeScript code by enforcing a strict "zero-fat" standard so types, names, and structure express intent rather than comments or defensive holes. It prevents silent failures, inconsistent configuration, and fragile relative imports that make refactors and reviews costly.
Run the TypeScript Zero-Fat review whenever generating or editing TypeScript in the repository to enforce no comments, no any, no try-catch in business logic, absolute imports, and centralized configuration usage.
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To enforce strict TypeScript linting, this Skill bans comments, any types, try-catch in business logic, hardcoded values, and relative imports. It targets Bun, Biome, and tsc --strict to ensure types and structure express intent without defensive holes.
Yes, you can use Biome and tsc --strict together for TypeScript code review. This Skill aligns with Biome linting and tsc --strict type checking, enforcing strict typing and centralized config usage during PR reviews and code generation workflows.
Preventing try-catch blocks and relative imports in TypeScript requires an opinionated code standard. This Skill forbids try-catch in business logic and disallows relative imports, enforcing absolute imports and eliminating silent failures during refactoring.
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The best way to eliminate defensive code holes in TypeScript is enforcing a zero-fat standard. This Skill bans any usage, comments, and try-catch in business logic, ensuring types and names express intent rather than relying on defensive programming patterns.
You should not use automated TypeScript code standards enforcement when your project relies on JSDoc comments for documentation generation, requires try-catch blocks for critical error handling, or needs relative imports for specific module resolution strategies outside Bun and Biome ecosystems.
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