@savvy-web/silk

The single package you install to get the whole Silk Suite dev-tooling system: drop-in config entry points for changesets, commitlint and lint-staged, a Biome preset and — through its peers — the savvy CLI. Each subpath re-exports the matching logic from @savvy-web/silk-effects in the exact module shape the consuming tool's config loader expects.

Install

npm install --save-dev @savvy-web/silk
# or
pnpm add -D @savvy-web/silk

Installing silk pulls @savvy-web/cli, @savvy-web/mcp and @savvy-web/changelog along with the real tools its configs reference (Biome, husky, commitlint, changesets, lint-staged, markdownlint), so the versions stay in lockstep.

Quick start

After install, seed the config files and wire the git hooks:

npx savvy init
# writes the changeset, commit and lint configs and wires husky to the savvy subcommands

The configs savvy init writes reference the entry points shown below. You can also write them by hand.

Config entry points

Point each tool's config at the matching subpath.

Commitlint (commitlint.config.ts) re-exports the auto-detecting config:

export { default } from "@savvy-web/silk/commitlint";

Markdownlint (.markdownlint-cli2.jsonc) loads the changeset rule module:

{
  "customRules": ["@savvy-web/silk/changesets/markdownlint"]
}

Changesets (.changeset/config.json) loads the changelog generator, the standalone @savvy-web/changelog package that silk ships as an exact-pinned dependency:

{
  "changelog": ["@savvy-web/changelog", { "repo": "owner/repo" }]
}

Biome (biome.jsonc) extends the bundled preset:

{
  "extends": ["@savvy-web/silk/biome"]
}

Export map

| Subpath | What it provides | | ------- | ---------------- | | ./changesets/markdownlint | markdownlint-cli2 rules (default array plus named rules) | | ./commitlint | Auto-detecting CommitlintConfig plus types | | ./lint | lint-staged handlers, Preset, createConfig and workspace utils | | ./biome | Static Biome preset asset |

Every subpath ships as ESM only. The Changesets CLI (v3), markdownlint-cli2 and commitlint all load their config modules with import(), so no CommonJS build is needed.

License

MIT