About this Skill
The upstream repository uses this internal workflow for its own code; adapt its TypeScript conventions to the target project.
Why we picked it
Source-based listing; the workflow was reviewed from upstream documentation and was not run for this listing.
What it helps with
- Simplify recently changed code while preserving behavior, using the project conventions and checking for duplicate helpers.
How to use it
The upstream repository uses this internal workflow for its own code; adapt its TypeScript conventions to the target project.
License and data use
The upstream CLI reports anonymous usage and crashes by default; consult its data-use policy. The CLI documents --no-telemetry as an opt-out.
The repository uses a modified MIT license with additional restrictions on AI training/evaluation and paid hosted offerings; read the full license.
Before you use it
- A coding agent with access to the target project. React Doctor scans require Node.js ^20.19.0 or >=22.13.0 and package access.
- The upstream CLI reports anonymous usage and crashes by default; consult its data-use policy. The CLI documents --no-telemetry as an opt-out.
- The repository uses a modified MIT license with additional restrictions on AI training/evaluation and paid hosted offerings; read the full license.
- This is a repository-local entry discovered by the skills installer; adapt repository-specific conventions to your project.
Sources & references
Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.
