Use when writing, editing, or reviewing TypeScript that runs on Bun (Bun.serve, Hono, Bun.SQL, bun test) in a dexpace project — extends typescript-styleguide with Bun-specific rules (runtime pinning, the tsc typecheck gate, HTTP services, persistence). Use alongside typescript-styleguide, not instead of it.
Use when writing, editing, or reviewing TypeScript (.ts) source in a dexpace project — enforces the dexpace TypeScript styleguide (no any/no enum, erasable syntax, Result unions, zod at boundaries, 70-line function cap). Also use before committing TypeScript, or when asked to review TypeScript against the styleguide.
Use when writing, editing, or reviewing ASP.NET Core code (minimal APIs, DI, EF Core, Kestrel) in a dexpace project — extends csharp-styleguide with ASP.NET Core rules (host/config, DI lifetimes, endpoints, persistence). Use alongside csharp-styleguide, not instead of it.
Use when writing, editing, or reviewing React components (.tsx) in a dexpace project — extends typescript-styleguide with React rules (function components, hooks discipline, server state in TanStack Query, accessibility). Use alongside typescript-styleguide, not instead of it.
Use when writing, editing, or reviewing Kotlin that runs on the JVM (Spring, Ktor, JPA, Gradle) in a dexpace project — extends kotlin-styleguide with JVM-specific rules (Java interop, virtual threads vs coroutines, framework wiring, persistence). Use alongside kotlin-styleguide, not instead of it.
Use when writing, editing, or reviewing Ruby (.rb) source in a dexpace project — enforces the dexpace Ruby styleguide (Sorbet
Use when writing, editing, or reviewing C# (.cs) source in a dexpace project — enforces the dexpace C# styleguide (NRT as law, records + pattern matching, async all the way, 70-line method cap). Also use before committing C#, or when asked to review C# against the styleguide.
Use when writing, editing, or reviewing Python (.py) source in a dexpace project — enforces the dexpace Python styleguide (full type hints, dataclasses + Protocols, structured asyncio, 50-line function cap). Also use before committing Python, or when asked to review Python against the styleguide.