Claude Rules for TypeScript
CLAUDE.md rules for TypeScript development. Enforces strict typing, bans `any` types, sets import conventions, and keeps Claude aligned with your TypeScript configuration.
5 rules matching TypeScript
Next.js Expert
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Expert-level Next.js development with App Router, Server Components, and modern patterns.
React TypeScript Best Practices
by Claude Rules
Modern React development with TypeScript, hooks, and component patterns.
TypeScript Clean Code
by Claude Rules
Writing clean, idiomatic TypeScript with proper types, patterns, and architecture.
Angular Enterprise
by Claude Rules
Enterprise Angular development with RxJS, NgRx, standalone components, and best practices.
Vue.js Composition API
by Claude Rules
Modern Vue 3 development with Composition API, Pinia, and TypeScript.
Why add TypeScript rules to your CLAUDE.md?
TypeScript rules are some of the most valuable things you can put in a CLAUDE.md. Left unconstrained, Claude will often use `any`, write loose type assertions, or skip generics where they'd help. A TypeScript-focused CLAUDE.md can enforce strict mode compliance, require type imports, ban specific antipatterns, and ensure every new function has explicit return types — making Claude a much safer pair programmer on typed codebases.