Detect TypeScript project archetypes and apply strict compiler and module settings.
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Harmonizes and enforces modern TypeScript practices across codebases, helping teams adopt consistent typing, module configuration, and migration-friendly patterns.
Provide a modern TypeScript baseline for the current project by detecting archetype and applying the recommended module and compiler settings.
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To set up a modern TypeScript baseline, the Skill detects your project archetype from package.json and tsconfig files, then applies tailored module resolution strategies and strict compiler options suitable for Node apps, bundler contexts, or libraries.
For strict TypeScript code quality, you should enforce modern compiler defaults including strict, noUncheckedIndexedAccess, exactOptionalPropertyTypes, verbatimModuleSyntax, and moduleDetection: force to ensure robust type safety across your codebase.
Migrating legacy TypeScript module resolution involves detecting project runtimes and applying appropriate strategies like node20 or nodenext for Node apps, and esnext with bundler resolver for bundler contexts, guided by included migration references.
Yes, you can modernize TypeScript configurations without framework-specific assumptions. The Skill provides archetype detection and project-wide modernization guidance, supporting incremental migration and type-safety improvements across diverse runtime targets.
The best way to handle TypeScript migration for diverse runtimes is detecting project archetypes from configuration files, enforcing strict compiler settings, and applying tailored module resolution strategies to establish a consistent tsconfig architecture.
TypeScript module resolution must match your runtime because Node apps require node20 or nodenext strategies, while bundler contexts need esnext with bundler resolvers to ensure correct module loading and type checking across different environments.
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