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researching-typescript-guidancelisted

Answers a TypeScript language, compiler, or toolchain question from owner-normative upstream material only — typescriptlang.org, the TypeScript devblog, microsoft/TypeScript releases, nodejs.org type stripping, typescript-eslint.io. Use for /researching-typescript-guidance, "what does the TypeScript team say about X", "is erasableSyntaxOnly still needed", or before changing a compiler flag. Not how this repo tsconfig is wired, not third-party tutorials.
monte3l/m3l-automation · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 54
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Research a TypeScript language, compiler, or toolchain question by fanning out parallel web-search agents restricted to **owner-normative TypeScript sources only**, then synthesizing their findings into a single briefing that merges agreement into consensus and calls out contradictions. **No code, config, or test files are written during this skill** unless the user explicitly asks to persist a snapshot (Step 5) — it otherwise ends with an inline briefing. **This skill must only run in the main (hub) agent, never inside a subagent.** It dispatches subagents via the Agent tool; spokes carry `disallowedTools: Agent` and cannot do this themselves. If you find yourself executing this skill as a subagent inside a larger task, stop and surface the research request back to the hub instead. **This is not `typescript-configuration`.** That skill answers "how is _this repo's_ tsconfig wired, and how do I change it safely." This one answers "what does the _owner_ of the TypeScript language/compiler/toolchain currently say." A question about `tsconfig.base.json`'s existing flags routes there; a question about whether a flag's upstream semantics still match what this repo believes routes here. Same split against `eslint-flat-config` (this repo's `eslint.config.js` mechanics) and `vitest-testing` (this repo's Vitest config) — both are "how is X wired here," neither is "what does upstream currently recommend." ## Steps ### 1 — Scope the topic Read the research topic from the user's inv