shadcn/lint uses TypeScript types to constrain agent style changes at compile time
shadcn · x · 2026-09-15
shadcn explains the mechanism behind shadcn/lint: code is verified by the toolchain, not convention — and the toolchain everyone knows is TypeScript.
For example, a Button's style prop can be restricted to margin and width, so if an agent tries to change its padding, it gets a type error immediately.
Related event: shadcn releases agent-first Tailwind design system linter(5 posts)→
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