What JavaScript does, why TypeScript exists, and where you'll see them in every web project you build.
"Explain this JavaScript or TypeScript file to me before changing it.
1. Tell me what runs in the browser and what runs on the server
2. Explain any important types, props, or return values
3. Tell me what TypeScript is protecting me from in this file
4. Point out the highest-risk area for silent bugs
5. Stop before converting between JavaScript and TypeScript unless there is a strong reason
I want clarity about behavior and data shape, not just a summary."Prompt FAQ
What JavaScript does, why TypeScript exists, and where you'll see them in every web project you build. Use it when you need a safer starting point than a blank prompt and you want the agent to stay inside explicit constraints.
No. Treat it as a safe starter. Replace the task, files, constraints, and verification details with your actual context before you run it.
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