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To set up zero-config linting and formatting, run the init command in your JavaScript or TypeScript repository to automatically apply framework-aware presets. This instantly standardizes code quality rules across your project without requiring manual configuration files.

Yes, the linting preset works with Biome, Oxlint, and ESLint+Prettier. It automatically detects your active backend based on existing configuration files and generates the appropriate framework-specific preset extensions to ensure consistent code standards.

The best way to standardize code standards across multiple repositories is to use a zero-config preset that detects your active lint backend and applies consistent check and fix commands. This ensures all contributors follow identical formatting and lint rules.

To fix conflicting legacy configurations, run the doctor command to diagnose and resolve issues across your CI and editor environments. This troubleshoots conflicting configuration files and ensures your active lint backend operates correctly without legacy interference.

Yes, you can generate framework-specific linting rules for React and Next.js. During initialization, the tool generates configuration files that extend Ultracite presets specifically tailored for common stacks, ensuring the rules match your framework's requirements.

You should use a zero-config preset to eliminate the effort of manually maintaining linting and formatting rules. It provides instant setup for JavaScript and TypeScript projects, automatically detecting your backend and applying consistent check, fix, and diagnostic commands.