vibe-types:typescript

vibe-types:typescript is a Coding standards & language idioms skill for AI agents, published by jpablo in the vibe-types repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates vibe-types:typescript C (76/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

TypeScript compile-time safety techniques — discriminated unions/exhaustive narrowing, structural typing, conditional types (keyof, infer, extends), mapped and utility types (Partial/Required/Readonly/Pick/Omit, DeepPartial), template literal types, branded/nominal types, satisfies/const assertions, strictNullChecks/noUncheckedIndexedAccess, generics. Use this skill whenever the user writes TypeScript/TS code; wants to derive static types from validation schemas (Zod z.infer, io-ts, Valibot, TypeBox) to keep schema and types in sync; mentions mapped/utility types (“make every field readonly and optional”), keyof/infer/generic constraints, template literal types, discriminated unions/narrowing or exhaustiveness checks, or asks about tsc/tsserver errors like TS2322/TS2345/TS2559/TS2367; also when porting type-level patterns from Scala, Rust, Python, or Haskell to TypeScript. Do not use for JavaScript runtime code, framework behavior (Node/React), build tooling, performance, or schema…

Grade

C

Quality

76 / 100

Safety

Passed

GitHub stars

41

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