validate-typescript

TypeScript type checking validates your code's type safety by running the compiler in non-emitting mode. This Skill executes `tsc --noEmit` to detect type mismatches, syntax errors, and import issues without generating JavaScript, catching problems early in development or CI pipelines.

Yes. Integrate this Skill into your CI checks or pre-commit gates to automatically enforce type safety. It returns structured results—total error counts, categorization by error type, affected files, and a proceed flag—so your pipeline can block merges or deployments when type errors exist.

The Skill returns a JSON result with overall status, a breakdown of errors by category (type, syntax, import), a list of affected files, total error count, and a `canProceed` flag indicating whether validation passed.

Yes. This Skill requires TypeScript tooling—either `tsc` or `npx tsc`—and ideally a `tsconfig.json` file in your project. If TypeScript is installed and configured, the Skill runs the type checker immediately.

Type checking validates syntax and types without emitting JavaScript output. This approach is faster, lighter, and ideal for quality gates where you only need to detect errors, not generate compiled code.

Type checking catches type mismatches, syntax errors, missing imports, and other type-safety violations. The Skill categorizes and reports these separately, helping you prioritize fixes by error category.