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This PR introduces an automated code review system using recurseML by adding a.recurseml.yaml configuration file and a.rules/ directory containing automated review rules. The configuration is minimal with a single line pointing to the rules directory (rules: .rules/), and includes four rule files:
- Port Number Validation (
port_number_validation.mdc) - Enforces centralized port management using aRESERVED_PORTSconstant to prevent conflicts across development environments - Type-Safe Configuration Values - Promotes type safety in configuration handling
- Safe Configuration Access (
validate_config_access.mdc) - Encourages usinghas()andget()utility functions instead of direct property access to prevent prototype pollution vulnerabilities - Configuration Update Validation - Ensures proper validation when updating configuration values
These rules target TypeScript, TSX, environment, and JSON files withalwaysApply: true settings. The rules were generated from analyzing the last 100 PR discussions in the repository to identify common review patterns and issues. This system integrates into the existing development workflow alongside the current GitHub Actions setup for linting, building, and Prisma migration checks.
Confidence score: 2/5
- This PR has significant implementation issues that could cause confusion and incorrect guidance
- Score lowered due to references to non-existent utility functions (
has(),get()) and inconsistent examples that may not align with current codebase patterns - Pay close attention to
.rules/validate_config_access.mdcand.rules/port_number_validation.mdcfor technical accuracy issues
Context used:
Rule - Use Map<A, B> instead of plain objects when using dynamic keys to avoid prototype pollution vulnerabilities. (link)
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| // .env | ||
| PORT=${RESERVED_PORTS.JS_EXAMPLE} |
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syntax: Environment variable syntax is incorrect. Environment files cannot use JavaScript template literals like${RESERVED_PORTS.JS_EXAMPLE}. Should be a plain number likePORT=8121
| // .env | |
| PORT=${RESERVED_PORTS.JS_EXAMPLE} | |
| // .env | |
| PORT=8121 |
| if (!(currentActiveTheme in themeList)) { | ||
| throw new Error('Theme not found'); | ||
| } | ||
| return themeList[templateThemeId].tsxSource; |
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syntax: Variable names are inconsistent between BAD and GOOD examples (currentActiveTheme vstemplateThemeId). This makes the examples confusing.
| if (!(currentActiveTheme in themeList)) { | |
| throw new Error('Theme not found'); | |
| } | |
| return themeList[templateThemeId].tsxSource; | |
| if (!(currentActiveTheme in themeList)) { | |
| throw new Error('Theme not found'); | |
| } | |
| return themeList[currentActiveTheme].tsxSource; |
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Actionable comments posted: 1
🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
.rules/port_number_validation.mdc (1)
4-5:Consider including common config formats inglobs.
*.yaml,*.ymland*.tomloften carry port definitions.
Adding them makes the rule more comprehensive..rules/validate_config_access.mdc (1)
21-26:Specify the source ofhas()/get()for clarity.Readers may not know whether these come from
lodash, a custom
utility, orts-safe-access. Adding a one-liner such asimport{has,get}from'lodash-es';in the GOOD snippet removes ambiguity.
.rules/validate_config_updates.mdc (1)
25-27:Use concrete error types in the BAD example as well.Showing the contrast between an untyped
Errorand a specificConfigValidationErrormakes the rule’s benefit more tangible.
A tiny tweak:- throw new Error('Validation failed');+ throw new Error('Validation failed'); // lacks typed error handling
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.recurseml.yaml (1)
1-1:Confirm.rules/path is resolved correctly by RecurseML.Some linters expect
rulesto be anarray of paths, e.g.rules: -./.rulesIf the runner treats the value as a scalar string, the current YAML is fine; if it expects a sequence the config will be ignored silently. Please double-check the tool’s docs.
.rules/type_safe_config_values.mdc (1)
8-8:Good rule – clear rationale and examples.No issues spotted.
| // .env | ||
| PORT=${RESERVED_PORTS.JS_EXAMPLE} | ||
| ``` |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
.env example cannot reference a TS constant at runtime.
Environment files are plain key-value text; the interpolation${RESERVED_PORTS.JS_EXAMPLE} will be written literally and never
resolved. This may confuse readers and set a misleading precedent.
-// .env-PORT=${RESERVED_PORTS.JS_EXAMPLE}+# .env+# Keep the value in sync with RESERVED_PORTS.JS_EXAMPLE+PORT=8121
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| // .env | |
| PORT=${RESERVED_PORTS.JS_EXAMPLE} | |
| ``` | |
| # .env | |
| # Keep the value in sync withRESERVED_PORTS.JS_EXAMPLE | |
| PORT=8121 |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .rules/port_number_validation.mdc around lines 36 to 38, the .env exampleincorrectly references a TypeScript constant using ${RESERVED_PORTS.JS_EXAMPLE},which will not be resolved at runtime since .env files only support plainkey-value pairs. Replace this reference with a literal port number value or aplaceholder string that clearly indicates it should be replaced manually,avoiding any runtime interpolation syntax.
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This PR introduces automated code review rules generated from analysis of the last 100 PR discussions in this repository. These rules are designed to help the recurseML bot identify common issues and provide more targeted feedback on future PRs.
What's Changed
.rulesfolder containing.mdcrule files.recurseml.yamlfile pointing to the.rulesfolderFeedback I’m looking for
Important
Adds automated code review rules in
.rulesfolder to improve code quality by enforcing best practices in TypeScript and configuration management..recurseml.yamlto point to.rulesfolder for automated code review..rulesfolder with.mdcfiles for specific code review rules.port_number_validation.mdc: Validates and documents port numbers to prevent conflicts.type_safe_config_values.mdc: Enforces strict typing for config values, avoiding nulls.validate_config_access.mdc: Uses safe property access methods to prevent vulnerabilities.validate_config_updates.mdc: Validates config updates with schema validation and error types.This description was created by
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