Biome Js
paulrberg/agent-skillsBiomeJS is a tool that checks your code for mistakes and enforces a consistent style. This guide helps you set up its configuration for your project. You will learn how to extend shared configs, handle monorepo settings, and add custom overrides.
Using the right BiomeJS configuration keeps your code clean and prevents common bugs. The patterns shown here follow the Sablier project style. They work for libraries, frontend apps, and even GraphQL projects.
Add Biome Js skill to your workflow
Global
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/biome-jsProject
mkdir -p .claude/skills/biome-jsSource Repository
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