typescript-library

I've been digging through TypeScript skill implementations, and your approach to managing type safety across the library is immediately apparent—the way you've structured the exports and type definitions shows someone who thinks about the developer experience, not just the mechanics.

Links:

• GitHub
• Your agentic skill in the SkillzWave marketplace

The TL;DR

You're at 88/100, solidly B-grade territory. This is based on Anthropic's skill best practices. Your strongest area by far is Progressive Disclosure Architecture (27/30)—the three-reference-file structure is exactly what we want to see. Weakest area is Spec Compliance (12/15), mainly because your trigger phrases in the description are a bit sparse.

What's Working Well

• Layered structure is chef's kiss. SKILL.md stays clean as an overview while references/tsconfig.md, references/exports.md, and references/publishing.md each go exactly one level deep. That's the PDA sweet spot.
• Practical examples throughout. The publishing checklist with numbered steps, the dual CJS/ESM package.json patterns, and the tsconfig recommendations actually solve real problems developers face.
• You're addressing the right pain points. Exports configuration, type definitions, and publishing workflows are where TypeScript library developers genuinely struggle. This skill has real bang for your buck.

The Big One: Missing TOCs in Reference Files

Here's what's holding you back from an A: your three reference files (tsconfig.md at 171 lines, exports.md at 190 lines, publishing.md at 203 lines) lack table of contents. When someone loads references/tsconfig.md, they're staring at 171 lines with no navigation. Add a simple TOC right after each ti...