ultracite

Zero-config linting and formatting is set up by listing Ultracite in your project's devDependencies and running its interactive initialization to configure your preferred linter backend, editors, and frameworks.

Zero-config JavaScript formatting supports Biome, ESLint paired with Prettier, and Oxlint paired with Oxfmt backends, automatically detecting the active linter by reading your project's config files.

Zero-config TypeScript linting enforces consistent code quality and style guidelines across files, applying formatting rules such as 2-space indentation, semicolons, and double quotes throughout your codebase.

You can troubleshoot linting configuration issues by running the doctor command, which diagnoses your config and linting problems to help identify and resolve setup friction in your JavaScript or TypeScript project.

Yes, you can enforce code quality across code reviews without manual configuration. The tool detects your active linter backend via config files and automatically applies formatting rules during development workflows.

The best way to initialize a linter for an existing TypeScript project is to add the preset to your devDependencies and run the non-interactive or interactive setup to automatically configure the detected linter backend.