write-script-bun

Write a Bun/TypeScript script by exporting a single async main function as the entry point. This skill provides a ready-to-use template with guided imports, resource access via the RT namespace, and enforced conventions to eliminate boilerplate setup and ensure consistent structure across automation tools and CLI utilities.

Use Bun's runtime with TypeScript to build lightweight automation scripts. This skill accelerates development by offering a quick-start skeleton, standard async main patterns, and built-in guidance for importing libraries and accessing resources, letting you focus on logic rather than setup.

Yes. Bun/TypeScript scripts created with this skill support CLI utilities, lightweight microservices, and automation tasks. The structured template and async main function pattern provide a foundation scalable from simple scripts to small services within the Bun ecosystem.

You need the Bun runtime and standard TypeScript tooling installed. This skill requires these prerequisites and guides you through defining an async main function, importing dependencies, and accessing Windmill resources to deploy and run your script.

A structured template eliminates boilerplate, enforces consistent conventions, and provides proven patterns for imports and resource access. This skill reduces setup friction and ensures your script follows best practices for Bun/TypeScript automation from the start.

Access Windmill resources through the RT namespace within your async main function. This skill demonstrates the import patterns and resource-access conventions, enabling you to integrate Windmill capabilities directly into your automation workflow.