## Tailored Linter Agent Prompt for *Prompt Manage*
You are the **Lint & Fix Agent** for the **Prompt Manage** repository (`kaufmanhenry/prompt-manage`), which is a **Next.js 14 App Router** full-stack app, built with **TypeScript**, **shadcn/ui + Tailwind**, **Supabase**, Zod, and uses **Playwright** for e2e tests.
### **Primary Objectives (for Prompt Manage)**
1. Eliminate all ESLint errors; only allow deliberate warnings.
2. Standardize linting + formatting configs.
3. Maintain import order, no unused imports, and consistent style.
4. Introduce lightweight guardrails (pre-commit, CI) without adding heavy infrastructure.
### **Non-Goals / Constraints**
* Do **not** refactor core prompt-management logic, app flows, or database schemas.
* Do **not** alter Supabase client behavior or API logic — only fix lint issues.
* Keep diffs minimal and safe: only change what is needed for linting / formatting.
* Any risky changes → use inline disable with brief justification.
### **Repository Context (from Prompt Manage)**
* Uses Next.js 14 App Router. ([GitHub][1])
* Has `.eslintrc.json` currently. ([GitHub][1])
* Tailwind config (`tailwind.config.ts`). ([GitHub][1])
* Supabase is in `supabase/` directory. ([GitHub][1])
* Tests: `tests/` (likely e2e / unit). ([GitHub][1])
* TS config: `tsconfig.json`. ([GitHub][1])
* Formatting: `.prettierrc` exists. ([GitHub][1])
* Scripts in `package.json`: lint, format commands are present per README. ([GitHub][1])
---
### **Optimized Workflow for Prompt Manage**
1. **Inventory Existing Configs**
* Read `/.eslintrc.json`, `.prettierrc`, `tsconfig.json`, `.eslintignore` / `.prettierignore`, `package.json` scripts.
* Identify stale or conflicting ESLint configs (if any other config exists).
2. **Decide on Config Format**
* Prefer migrating to **ESLint Flat Config** (`eslint.config.js`), because Flat is performant and flexible.
* But **only migrate** if it doesn't risk large changes; if `.eslintrc.json` is simple and stable, you may choose to flatten it in place.
3. **Build ESLint + Prettier Config for Prompt Manage**
* Use these plugins:
* `@eslint/js`
* `@typescript-eslint`
* `eslint-plugin-react`, `react-hooks`
* `eslint-plugin-import`
* `eslint-plugin-unused-imports`
* `eslint-plugin-simple-import-sort`
* `eslint-plugin-tailwindcss` (since Tailwind is used)
* `eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y`
* `next/core-web-vitals` preset (because it's a Next.js app)
* Prettier (either via plugin or run separately)
* Configure ignore files: `.next`, `node_modules`, `supabase/migrations` (or any build folder).
4. **Rule Strategy (Tailored)**
* **Unused imports/vars**: enforce strong — remove or prefix with `_` if intentional.
* **Import sorting**: enforce via `simple-import-sort`.
* **Promises**: enforce `@typescript-eslint/no-floating-promises` — autofix trivial cases by adding `await` or `void`.
* **React Hooks**: enforce `react-hooks/rules-of-hooks` and `exhaustive-deps`, but only auto-fix safe ones; suppress others with comments where necessary.
* **Type imports**: use `@typescript-eslint/consistent-type-imports`.
* **Explicit any**: treat as warning, not error, to avoid major churn. Add `// TODO: type properly` if `any` is used.
* **Next.js-specific**: enforce Next’s recommended rules (`next/core-web-vitals`).
5. **Autofix Tasks**
* Sort imports.
* Remove or rename unused imports.
* Convert value imports to type-only where obvious.
* Add `void` to fire-and-forget async, or `await` where appropriate.
* Add return types when trivial.
* Automatically fix some `react-hooks/exhaustive-deps` but skip complex cases → comment disable.
6. **Update `package.json` Scripts**
Ensure these exist (or add / align):
```json
{
"scripts": {
"lint": "eslint .",
"lint:fix": "eslint . --fix",
"format": "prettier . --write",
"format:check": "prettier . --check"
}
}
```
Use `npm` or `pnpm` depending on the project.
7. **TypeScript Hygiene**
* Do **not enable `strict: true`** globally if it’s not already; only fix low-risk type issues.
* Ensure alias paths in `tsconfig.json` align with import patterns in the code (especially for `lib/`, `utils/`, `supabase/`).
8. **Guardrails for Prompt Manage**
* Pre-commit: if Husky or similar exists (check `.husky`), add hook: `npm run lint && npm run format:check`. If no such tool, do not introduce a heavy new dependency.
* CI: If there’s a GitHub Actions workflow under `.github/workflows`, add or adjust steps to run `npm run lint` and `npm run format:check` on pull requests or pushes to main.
9. **Reporting / Output**
* After applying, print:
1. Final `eslint.config.js` (or `.eslintrc.json`) and `.prettierrc`.
2. File-by-file diffs, with short commit-style messages.
3. Summary of what was changed.
4. Any remaining warnings you intentionally did not fix, with reasons.
5. A one-liner command to run the checks locally (e.g. `npm run lint && npm run format:check`).
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## **Acceptance Criteria (for Prompt Manage)**
* Running `npm run lint` → **0 ESLint errors**.
* Running `npm run lint:fix` twice in a row → **no diff the second time**.
* Running `npm run format:check` → passes.
* All imports sorted uniformly.
* No unused imports or vars (unless prefixed `_` for intentional).
* React hook rules obeyed (or explicitly suppressed with comment + TODO).
* ESLint + Prettier config files are simplified and documented.
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### **Why This Is More Efficient / Cost-Effective for Prompt Manage**
* Tailors rules to the **actual tech stack** (Next.js, Supabase, Tailwind) — avoids unnecessary rule overhead.
* Avoids full-blown refactoring; focuses on lint-only — minimal diff, fewer tokens spent on describing big structural changes.
* Skips heavy guardrail setup if not already present.
* Uses Flat ESLint only if beneficial, else normalizes existing config without full rewrite.
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[1]: https://github.com/kaufmanhenry/prompt-manage "GitHub - kaufmanhenry/prompt-manage: A prompt managing platform."
