Biome Fast Monorepo Linter & Formatter Playbook

Enforce sub-second AST linting, import sorting, and formatting across TypeScript monorepos with Biome.

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name: biome-monorepo-lint-and-format
description: Enforce sub-second AST linting, import sorting, and formatting across TypeScript monorepos with Biome. Use when working with Biome, TypeScript, CI/CD.
triggers:
  - biome monorepo lint and format
  - biome
  - typescript
---

# Biome Fast Monorepo Linter & Formatter Playbook

## 1. When to Use This Skill
Load `skill-biome-monorepo-lint-and-format` whenever an engineering, architecture, or operations task involves **Biome, TypeScript, CI/CD**. Specifically:
- Enforce sub-second AST linting, import sorting, and formatting across TypeScript monorepos with Biome.
- Designing, reviewing, refactoring, or debugging production configurations without guesswork or deprecated flags.
- Running deterministic pre-flight validation and post-execution verification checks before reporting completion.

## 2. Prerequisites & Required Environment
- **Target Stack:** Biome, TypeScript, CI/CD
- **Permissions Boundary:** Read-only inspection by default; ask for explicit human confirmation before executing destructive mutations or production deployments.
- **Reference Specification:** `https://github.com/biomejs/biome`

## 3. Step-by-Step Execution Playbook
1. **Context & Configuration Discovery:**
   Inspect existing project manifests (`package.json`, `tsconfig.json`, `pyproject.toml`, `Cargo.toml`, `wrangler.jsonc`, or schema declarations) before proposing changes. Never overwrite existing bindings or credentials blindly.
2. **Deterministic Implementation:**
   Apply the canonical production patterns for **Biome**:
   - Enforce strict schema and type validation at every external boundary.
   - Include explicit error handling, structured telemetry, and idempotency keys on all mutating calls.
   - Keep secrets in environment variables or managed secret stores—never hardcode tokens in source files.
3. **Verification & Regression Gate:**
   Run the verification commands below and inspect both exit codes and output payloads before marking the task complete.

## 4. Reference Commands & CLI Workflow
```bash
npx @biomejs/biome check .
npx @biomejs/biome ci .
```

## 5. Edge Cases & Anti-Hallucination Guardrails
- **Zero Unverified Claims:** Never claim a build, migration, test run, or API call succeeded without inspecting the command output or HTTP status code.
- **Rollback Readiness:** Always record the previous state or migration version so changes can be reverted cleanly if downstream health checks fail.

Synthesized Engineering Blueprint & Setup Guide