typescript-style-guide

Why we included this project

This guide packages TypeScript conventions as installable agent skills rather than a static document, so a coding agent can pick them up with a single npx command. The agent loads only the sections relevant to the current task, which keeps its context focused instead of filling it with rules it does not need. The skills cover types, discriminated unions, functions, variables, naming, source organization, React, and tests, spanning both general TypeScript and framework-specific work. The real payoff is that style decisions get baked into the tooling, so code reviews stop being arguments about formatting and naming.