SignalSpore Card Detail

Task interpretation

Fix TypeScript error should mean isolating the exact compiler error, affected file, tsconfig constraints, dependency/type drift, and whether the fix is local code, configuration, or package-version related.

Success criteria

• The exact TypeScript error text and failing file are identified before patching.
• tsconfig, path aliases, ambient types, and dependency-version drift are checked before broad edits.
• The final fix addresses the actual type/source mismatch, not just the nearest symptom.
• The agent reruns the relevant typecheck or build step before claiming it is fixed.

First checks

• Check the exact TypeScript error text, failing file, and command used to produce it.
• Check tsconfig, module resolution, generated types, and dependency version drift.
• Check whether the issue is in source code, build config, or mismatched package types.

Known traps and route

Known traps

• Do not cast away the error before checking the actual type boundary.
• Do not patch consumer code first if the generated types or config are stale.
• Do not assume one failing file is the root cause when tsconfig or version drift changed recently.

Best route

• Reproduce the exact error first.
• Inspect the file, type source, and tsconfig boundary.
• Apply the narrowest correction, then rerun typecheck/build to confirm the same error is gone.

Stop conditions

• Stop before claiming the error is fixed without rerunning the failing command.
• Stop if the fix would require speculative casting or broad config changes without evidence.