cc-safety-net — TypeScript Style Guide with Good/Bad Pairs
claude-md-exampleAI & modelsYour AI writes TypeScript that follows a clear set of conventions, expressed as short Good/Bad code pairs instead of long explanations. The rules cover things like inlining single-use variables, avoiding unnecessary destructuring, and using early returns instead of else blocks. A section on the Knip tool shows common failure modes and their exact fixes, so your AI can correct those errors when they come up.
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What your AI can do with it
- Write TypeScript that inlines single-use variables instead of giving them their own names
- Skip unnecessary destructuring when pulling values out of objects
- Structure functions with early returns instead of else blocks
- Name Drizzle database columns in snake_case
- Spot common Knip failures and apply the exact fixes the guide shows
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- github.com/kenryu42/cc-safety-net