ts-auditlisted

# TypeScript Audit Audit TypeScript code against 9 expert-level references covering type safety, generics, advanced patterns, React integration, type transformations, and testing. The goal is to surface concrete improvements the author may not have considered — not to nitpick style, but to catch real type-safety gaps, missed narrowing opportunities, and patterns that would make the code more robust. ## Invocation The user provides a target: a file path, directory, or glob pattern. Examples: - `/ts-audit src/db/queries.ts` - `/ts-audit src/pipeline/` - `/ts-audit src/**/*.tsx` ## Invocation Position This is a side-route skill for TypeScript code quality auditing, not a default pipeline step. Use `/ts-audit` when you want to audit TypeScript or React code against expert-level patterns from the Total TypeScript library references — whether on a single file, a directory, or a glob of changed files. Do not use it as a substitute for `/pre-merge` architectural review (which checks structural principles) or `/tdd` (which enforces red-green-refactor). It complements both by focusing specifically on type-safety gaps and TypeScript idiom improvements. For TypeScript projects, `/ts-audit` pairs naturally with `/pre-merge` Phase 3 (Architectural Review) — running it on changed files provides type-safety analysis that complements the seven structural dimensions. ## Step 1: Read the target code - **Single file**: read it directly - **Directory**: glob for `**/*.ts` and `**/*.tsx