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Comprehensive Effect-TS development guide for TypeScript, supporting both v3 (stable) and v4 (beta). Use when building, debugging, reviewing, or generating E...

June 4, 2026

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Indexed from ClawHub, the public registry at skills, and plugins for agents AI. Source summary: Comprehensive Effect-TS development guide for TypeScript, supporting both v3 (stable) and v4 (beta). Use when building, debugging, reviewing, or generating E... Detected version: [object Object] ClawHub: 473 downloads, 0 stars.

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Paste this command in your terminal at the root of your project:

mkdir -p .claude/commands && curl -o ".claude/commands/effect-ts" "https://clawhub.ai/skills/effect-ts"

Then in Claude Code, type /effect-ts to activate it.

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UpdatedJune 4, 2026

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