olore-biome-latest

name	olore-biome-latest
description	Local Biome documentation reference (latest). Biome is a fast JavaScript/TypeScript toolchain for formatting, linting, and more — a drop-in replacement for Prettier and ESLint.

Biome Documentation

Biome is a performant web toolchain that formats, lints, and analyzes JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, CSS, JSON, GraphQL, and HTML. It replaces Prettier and ESLint with a single fast binary.

Quick Reference

Task	Entry Point
Install and first run	contents/guides/getting-started.mdx
Configure biome.json	contents/reference/configuration.mdx
CLI commands	contents/reference/cli.mdx
Migrate from ESLint/Prettier	contents/guides/migrate-eslint-prettier.mdx
Browse lint rules	contents/linter/rules/
Formatter options	contents/formatter/index.mdx
Language support matrix	contents/internals/language-support.mdx
Editor integrations	contents/editors/introduction.mdx

When to use

Use this skill when the user asks about:

• Formatting JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, CSS, JSON, or GraphQL with Biome
• Linting rules, enabling/disabling rules, rule categories, or rule options
• Configuring biome.json (extends, rules, formatter options, linter options)
• Migrating from Prettier, ESLint, or other tools to Biome
• CLI usage, CI integration, git hooks, or editor plugins
• GritQL patterns and custom plugins
• Assist actions like organizing imports or sorting keys
• Suppressing diagnostics or understanding error categories

How to find information

1. First, read TOC.md for the complete file listing organized by directory
2. Identify the relevant section based on the user's question
3. Read specific files for details

TOC.md contains all 572 files organized by directory — always check it first.

For lint rule lookups, files in contents/linter/rules/ follow the pattern {no|use}-{rule-name}.mdx — go directly to the file if you know the rule name.