SOLID Generic — TypeScript / Bun / Node.js

What it does

Provides a prescriptive set of SOLID-driven conventions and templates for TypeScript, Bun, and Node.js projects. The skill defines mandatory workflows (team review agents), strict file-size limits, interface separation rules, required JSDoc on exports, and templates for modules, services, validators and tests — aiming to reduce duplication and improve maintainability.

When to use it

Use this skill when onboarding a new TypeScript/Bun service, enforcing architecture rules across a mono-repo, running automated code-generation or agent-led refactors, or when you need clear templates and review steps before merging changes. It is targeted at CLI tools, libraries, hooks, and non-framework code.

What's included

• Scripts: None bundled (has_scripts=false)
• References: Includes multiple reference docs (solid-principles.md, single-responsibility.md, open-closed.md, liskov-substitution.md, interface-segregation.md, dependency-inversion.md, architecture-patterns.md and templates)
• Instructions: Detailed mandatory workflows, DRY checks, absolute rules (file length, interface separation, JSDoc), code templates, forbidden patterns and examples for enforcement and testing.

Compatible agents

Best with code-authoring and review agents that can spawn multi-agent workflows (TeamCreate patterns), and validation/linters that can enforce templates (fuse-ai-pilot style agents, CI-integrated automation).