libragent-quality

The LibrAgent Code Quality Validation skill acts as a specialized quality gate for the LibrAgent platform, ensuring code integrity across its dual-stack architecture. It is designed for developers and autonomous agents maintaining the React/TypeScript frontend and the Rust/Tauri backend, streamlining the pre-commit and CI/CD validation process. By orchestrating a suite of industry-standard tools, the skill enforces strict coding standards, identifies potential bugs, and ensures performance consistency throughout the development lifecycle.

• Executes full-stack validation workflows, including ESLint, Prettier, Vitest, Rust clippy, and Rust format.

• Performs critical build verification, ensuring production readiness through Vite builds and Rust compilation checks with all features.

• Detects dead code and unused exports to maintain a clean and performant codebase, leveraging tools like unimported.

• Validates strict project architecture rules, including non-negotiable TypeScript types (no 'any'), Rust memory safety, and centralized logging patterns.

• Supports individual stack validation, allowing developers to target specific frontend linting or backend clippy linting independently.

• Facilitates automated refactoring and formatting fixes through pre-configured npm/pnpm scripts.

• Use this skill whenever initiating a pull request, committing code, or performing major refactoring tasks to ensure compliance with architectural standards.

• Input is primarily triggered via CLI commands such as 'pnpm refactor:validate', while outputs are direct console reports identifying pass/fail status of linting, testing, and compilation tasks.

• Constraints include strict adherence to the defined coding standards, such as the prohibition of 'any' types in TypeScript and mandatory doc comments in Rust public APIs.

• Ideal for managing complex agentic workflows where architectural consistency is paramount for long-term scalability and system reliability.