coding-standards

Universal coding standards, best practices, and patterns for TypeScript, JavaScript, React, and Node.js development.

Quality

57%

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Evaluation results

90%

16%

Filterable Employee Directory Component

React component patterns

Criteria

Baseline

With context

Typed props interfaces

100%

Custom hook extraction

100%

Functional state update

Conditional rendering with &&

80%

100%

useMemo for filtering

100%

useCallback for handlers

100%

Lazy loading EmployeeProfile

100%

Suspense with fallback

100%

No any types

100%

Named functional exports

50%

100%

92%

23%

Product Inventory Aggregator

TypeScript code quality patterns

Criteria

Baseline

With context

Immutable updates

100%

No array mutation

100%

Parallel fetching

100%

No any types

100%

Typed interfaces

100%

Verb-noun function names

100%

Descriptive variable names

75%

100%

Named constants

40%

50%

Error handling

41%

100%

Early returns

25%

62%

98%

32%

Team Task Tracker API

API design, validation, and testing standards

Criteria

Baseline

With context

ApiResponse envelope

100%

Meta pagination field

50%

100%

Zod schema validation

100%

REST method conventions

100%

Query param filtering

100%

JSDoc on service functions

30%

100%

AAA test structure

70%

80%

Descriptive test names

100%

Types file naming

100%

No any types

100%

Verb-noun service names

100%

Repository: devrev/meerkat
Path: .claude/skills/coding-standards/SKILL.md
Commit: 47baa4e

Evaluated: 5 months ago
Agent: Claude Code
Model: Claude Sonnet 4.6

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