plugins/typescript-dev/skills/implementing-typescript/SKILL.md
Implements concise, streamlined TypeScript/React code matching exact architect specifications. Use when writing TypeScript code, creating modules, or when the user asks to implement features in TypeScript/React.
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Creates focused, streamlined TypeScript/React implementations following architect specifications exactly. No over-engineering.
See references/typescript-best-practices.md for comprehensive TypeScript guidelines.
See references/react-best-practices.md for React patterns.
See references/vite-conventions.md for Vite project conventions.
src/ structureSimple Tasks: Single module, strict TypeScript, proper typing, inline exports
Complex Tasks: Multi-module with React components, async patterns, proper interfaces, custom hooks
Always: Use existing project patterns, pass validation
Simple Tasks: Minimal functions with proper type annotations and error handling Complex Tasks: Complete modules with interfaces, components, tests, and documentation All outputs: Concise, streamlined, no unnecessary complexity
Before completing any task:
npx tsc --noEmit && npx vitest run && npx eslint .
All type checks, tests, and lints must pass.
development
Verify an external or AI-generated security report against the actual codebase before acting on it. Use when handed a scanner PDF, automated teardown, audit report, or bug-bounty submission — classifies every finding CONFIRMED / OVERSTATED / FALSE-POSITIVE / FABRICATED and salvages the real work items.
development
Audits a site's SEO and AI-search (GEO) readiness — meta tags, Open Graph/Twitter, JSON-LD, robots/llms conventions — and generates fixes. Use when reviewing search visibility, social previews, structured data, or LLM/AI-crawler discoverability.
documentation
Generate or update README.md files across three scopes — repo (with project-type detection), account (GitHub user profile), and org (organization profile). Use when creating, updating, or aligning a README to org conventions.
development
Audit README.md files against best practices for repos, accounts, or orgs. Detects missing sections, stale links, inconsistent formatting, and convention violations. Use when reviewing README quality across one or many repos.