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Set up an opinionated TypeScript Node.js project in the current directory or a new named directory. Uses pnpm via corepack, strict tsconfig, eslint-config-agent, Prettier, Vitest, and git hooks. Use when initializing any Node.js service, CLI, or library — not Next.js (use new-project-nextjs for that).
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| name | setup-node |
| description | Set up an opinionated TypeScript Node.js project in the current directory or a new named directory. Uses pnpm via corepack, strict tsconfig, eslint-config-agent, Prettier, Vitest, and git hooks. Use when initializing any Node.js service, CLI, or library — not Next.js (use new-project-nextjs for that). |
| version | 0.1.2 |
If $ARGUMENTS blank: work in current dir, use its name as project name.
If $ARGUMENTS given: create and enter ./$ARGUMENTS.
Verify node and corepack are available. Stop if missing.
Enable pnpm via corepack: corepack enable pnpm.
If no package.json: scaffold with pnpm create vitest@latest — do NOT use pnpm init or tsc --init. Choose TypeScript + Node environment when prompted.
Install missing tooling with pnpm add -D: tsx, @types/node, eslint, eslint-config-agent, prettier — skip any already in devDependencies.
For each file: create if missing, update if present but incomplete — never overwrite user customizations.
eslint-config-agent only, no custom rulesnode_modules/, dist/, .env* if not already excludedNODE_ENV=development if missingCreate src/index.ts and src/index.test.ts only if they don't exist.
Set up git hooks for pre-commit and pre-push quality checks. Skip if hooks already configured.
Run pnpm typecheck. Report errors but do not fail.
Output project name, dir, and key commands: pnpm dev, pnpm test, pnpm typecheck.
Set up an opinionated Rust project in the current directory or a new named directory. Configures Cargo with common deps via cargo add, rustfmt, clippy, rust-toolchain, and git hooks. Use when initializing any Rust binary, library, or service.
project coding guidelines input validation, error handling, DDD structure, type safety, testing, gRPC, Rust, linting, and more. Invoke when writing, reviewing, or planning code — including setting up a backend, API, service, or any new project.
This skill should be used when the user wants to "add a rule", "create a rule", "write a guideline rule", or asks to document a coding convention in the guidelines repo.