typescript

The typescript skill is LobeHub's TypeScript style and type-safety guide, used when editing TS, TSX, or MTS files, fixing types, choosing between interface and type, avoiding any or object, or handling import type, async flow, or ts-expect-error. It captures the conventions the LobeHub codebase expects.

It covers type safety (let TypeScript infer where possible, avoid implicit any, prefer accurate types like Record over object or any, interface for object shapes and type for unions, as const satisfies, and ts-expect-error over ts-ignore over as any), async patterns (prefer async/await and promise-based APIs, use Promise.all where safe), import conventions (separate type imports, alphabetical sorting), code structure (object destructuring, named constants, named exports over default, and reusing helpers from packages/utils), UI and theming (use the component library and token system, design for dark mode and mobile), performance, and logging (never log secrets, always log errors in catch blocks).

It is most useful for contributors to the LobeHub project, or similar TypeScript codebases, who want consistent, type-safe, maintainable code aligned with the project's linting and conventions.