typescript
TypeScript
Strict, type-safe TypeScript for any codebase — frontend, backend, libraries, CLIs.
When to activate
- Writing or modifying
.tsor.tsxfiles - Reviewing TypeScript code for quality
- Refactoring JavaScript to TypeScript
- Debugging type errors or inference failures
- Setting up or auditing
tsconfig.json
Core rules
NEVER
- Use
any— useunknownand narrow with type guards - Use
astype assertions without runtime validation - Use
@ts-ignore— use@ts-expect-errorwith a reason comment
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