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Drive static-analysis code quality in pi-agent-dashboard with Biome (analyze → fix → test), in changed-files or whole-repo mode. Use when asked to "improve code quality", "lint and fix", "clean up warnings", "fix Biome issues", "run static analysis", or when setting a code-qualit
Drive static-analysis code quality in pi-agent-dashboard with Biome (analyze → fix → test), in changed-files or whole-repo mode. Use when asked to "improve code quality", "lint and fix", "clean up warnings", "fix Biome issues", "run static analysis", or when setting a code-quality goal. Skip for one-line edits.
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Analyze → fix → test, drivable by the goal-plugin's judge loop. The skill is the HOW; the goal is the WHEN-TO-STOP (judge reads one exit code).
flowchart TD
Q{Driving a goal /<br/>cleaning your own work?}
Q -->|default| C[CHANGED-FILES MODE<br/>goal loop · git diff vs develop<br/>surgical, low blast radius]
Q -->|explicit cleanup| W[WHOLE-REPO MODE<br/>human-gated · one package,<br/>one rule-group per turn]
C --> CC[npm run quality:changed]
W --> WW["biome lint <pkg> --only=<group>"]
When unsure, use changed-files mode. Never turn whole-repo autofix loose inside a goal loop.
One command, one exit code:
npm run quality:changed
# = biome check --changed --error-on-warnings --write (safe-fix the diff)
# && tsc --noEmit (type gate)
# && npm test (test gate)
--changed compares the committed branch state against develop (the repo's
integration branch, set as vcs.defaultBranch in biome.json). Uncommitted or
untracked files are NOT scoped by --changed — commit your work first, or pass an
explicit path.
1. ANALYZE
npm run quality:changed # or: biome lint . --reporter=json (whole-repo)
Read the JSON. Group issues: safe-fixable vs unsafe vs manual.
2. FIX (surgical — only files in the diff)
- Safe fixes are already applied by `--write`. Confirm they're sane.
- Type errors + unsafe-rule + manual issues: edit by hand, minimally.
- DO NOT run `--unsafe` in the loop. Surface unsafe fixes as a report.
- DO NOT touch files outside the diff (AGENTS.md surgical rule).
3. TEST (the gate)
tsc --noEmit && npm test
- Red? REVERT this fix batch. Never stack broken autofixes.
- Green + 0 issues on scope? Done. Else loop.
biome check --write applies safe fixes only. Some of this repo's enabled
rules are unsafe and need a human (or --unsafe, never in a loop):
--write): useConst, useImportType, noUnusedImports.useTemplate, useOptionalChain,
noUnusedVariables (and any rule Biome marks FIXABLE but doesn't apply under
plain --write).If --write reports a warning as FIXABLE yet leaves it, the fix is unsafe.
Apply it manually with judgment; do not blanket --unsafe.
--changed). Whole-repo only when
explicitly asked, and then scoped to one package + one rule-group per turn.tsc --noEmit + npm test after every fix batch; revert on red.Biome lints whole files, not diff lines. Touch one line in a legacy file → all
its warn-tier issues surface. Default policy: grandfather — fix only the
diff, // biome-ignore unavoidable legacy lines, leave the rest. Do NOT rewrite
a whole legacy file to chase warnings (violates surgical rule) unless the user
asks for boy-scout cleanup.
Daily driver (changed files):
/goal "Use the code-quality skill in changed-files mode. Done when
`npm run quality:changed` exits 0. Pause and report if a fix needs a
non-mechanical judgment call. Never edit files outside the diff."
Scoped cleanup (one package):
/goal "Use the code-quality skill, whole-repo mode, scoped to <pkg>. Drive
`biome lint <pkg> --only=<group>` to 0 while keeping tests green. One
rule-group per turn; stop after each so I can review the diff."
Severity = gate strength. warn shows but exits 0 (soft); error exits
non-zero (hard). CI runs plain biome lint . → only error-tier blocks. The
goal loop adds --error-on-warnings → warn+error both block on YOUR files. So
legacy warn-tier noise never fails CI, but new/touched code is held to the full
bar. See docs/code-quality.md for the tier ladder + graduation rules.
npm run quality:changed # the oracle: fix diff + tsc + test (goal loop)
npm run fix:changed # safe-fix the diff only, no test gate
npm run lint:biome # analyze whole repo (no fixes)
npm run quality:report # whole-repo GitHub-annotation report (advisory)
biome lint <path> --only=<group>/<rule> --reporter=json # targeted cleanup
name: code-quality description: 'Drive static-analysis code quality in pi-agent-dashboard with Biome (analyze → fix → test), in changed-files or whole-repo mode. Use when asked to "improve code quality", "lint and fix", "clean up warnings", "fix Biome issues", "run static analysis", or when setting a code-quality goal. Skip for one-line edits.'
---
name: code-quality
description: 'Drive static-analysis code quality in pi-agent-dashboard with Biome (analyze → fix → test), in changed-files or whole-repo mode. Use when asked to "improve code quality", "lint and fix", "clean up warnings", "fix Biome issues", "run static analysis", or when setting a code-quality goal. Skip for one-line edits.'
---
# Code Quality (Biome)
Analyze → fix → test, drivable by the goal-plugin's judge loop. The skill is the
**HOW**; the goal is the **WHEN-TO-STOP** (judge reads one exit code).
## Pick the mode
```mermaid
flowchart TD
Q{Driving a goal /<br/>cleaning your own work?}
Q -->|default| C[CHANGED-FILES MODE<br/>goal loop · git diff vs develop<br/>surgical, low blast radius]
Q -->|explicit cleanup| W[WHOLE-REPO MODE<br/>human-gated · one package,<br/>one rule-group per turn]
C --> CC[npm run quality:changed]
W --> WW["biome lint <pkg> --only=<group>"]
```
When unsure, use **changed-files mode**. Never turn whole-repo autofix loose
inside a goal loop.
## The oracle (what the judge reads)
One command, one exit code:
```bash
npm run quality:changed
# = biome check --changed --error-on-warnings --write (safe-fix the diff)
# && tsc --noEmit (type gate)
# && npm test (test gate)
```
- exit 0 → Biome clean (warn+error) on changed files, types compile, tests green
→ **goal achieved**.
- non-zero → fix the reported issues, run again. The judge says **continue**.
`--changed` compares the **committed** branch state against `develop` (the repo's
integration branch, set as `vcs.defaultBranch` in `biome.json`). Uncommitted or
untracked files are NOT scoped by `--changed` — commit your work first, or pass an
explicit path.
## Procedure (every turn)
```
1. ANALYZE
npm run quality:changed # or: biome lint . --reporter=json (whole-repo)
Read the JSON. Group issues: safe-fixable vs unsafe vs manual.
2. FIX (surgical — only files in the diff)
- Safe fixes are already applied by `--write`. Confirm they're sane.
- Type errors + unsafe-rule + manual issues: edit by hand, minimally.
- DO NOT run `--unsafe` in the loop. Surface unsafe fixes as a report.
- DO NOT touch files outside the diff (AGENTS.md surgical rule).
3. TEST (the gate)
tsc --noEmit && npm test
- Red? REVERT this fix batch. Never stack broken autofixes.
- Green + 0 issues on scope? Done. Else loop.
```
## Safe vs unsafe fixes (Biome 2.x)
`biome check --write` applies **safe** fixes only. Some of this repo's enabled
rules are **unsafe** and need a human (or `--unsafe`, never in a loop):
- Safe (auto-applied by `--write`): `useConst`, `useImportType`, `noUnusedImports`.
- Unsafe (surfaced as a report, fix by hand): `useTemplate`, `useOptionalChain`,
`noUnusedVariables` (and any rule Biome marks `FIXABLE` but doesn't apply under
plain `--write`).
If `--write` reports a warning as `FIXABLE` yet leaves it, the fix is unsafe.
Apply it manually with judgment; do not blanket `--unsafe`.
## Guardrails (non-negotiable)
1. **Scope** — changed-files by default (`--changed`). Whole-repo only when
explicitly asked, and then scoped to one package + one rule-group per turn.
2. **Test gate** — `tsc --noEmit` + `npm test` after every fix batch; revert on red.
3. **Safe-first** — auto-apply safe fixes only; unsafe + manual → reported, not
auto-applied in a loop.
4. **No scope creep** — never "improve" files outside the diff.
## Whole-file-on-touch (the rough edge)
Biome lints whole files, not diff lines. Touch one line in a legacy file → all
its warn-tier issues surface. Default policy: **grandfather** — fix only the
diff, `// biome-ignore` unavoidable legacy lines, leave the rest. Do NOT rewrite
a whole legacy file to chase warnings (violates surgical rule) unless the user
asks for boy-scout cleanup.
## Set it as a goal
Daily driver (changed files):
```
/goal "Use the code-quality skill in changed-files mode. Done when
`npm run quality:changed` exits 0. Pause and report if a fix needs a
non-mechanical judgment call. Never edit files outside the diff."
```
Scoped cleanup (one package):
```
/goal "Use the code-quality skill, whole-repo mode, scoped to <pkg>. Drive
`biome lint <pkg> --only=<group>` to 0 while keeping tests green. One
rule-group per turn; stop after each so I can review the diff."
```
## The ratchet (why warnings don't always block)
Severity = gate strength. `warn` shows but exits 0 (soft); `error` exits
non-zero (hard). CI runs plain `biome lint .` → only `error`-tier blocks. The
goal loop adds `--error-on-warnings` → warn+error both block on YOUR files. So
legacy warn-tier noise never fails CI, but new/touched code is held to the full
bar. See `docs/code-quality.md` for the tier ladder + graduation rules.
## Commands cheat-sheet
```bash
npm run quality:changed # the oracle: fix diff + tsc + test (goal loop)
npm run fix:changed # safe-fix the diff only, no test gate
npm run lint:biome # analyze whole repo (no fixes)
npm run quality:report # whole-repo GitHub-annotation report (advisory)
biome lint <path> --only=<group>/<rule> --reporter=json # targeted cleanup
```
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Audit
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Needs review
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