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Overview
This skill enforces the use of Zod for form validation across a JavaScript project. I help teams identify missing or inconsistent validation, suggest Zod-based refactors, and provide clear, actionable guidance to standardize form validation patterns. The focus is practical: safer forms, consistent error handling, and predictable runtime behavior.
How this skill works
I scan form-related code paths and configuration to detect validators, validation libraries, and ad-hoc checks. I flag places that do not use Zod or that use mixed patterns, and I recommend concrete Zod schemas, type-safe bindings, and consistent error mapping. I can produce refactor examples, show how to derive TypeScript types from schemas, and explain why Zod patterns are preferred.
When to use it
- When a project has multiple validation approaches or ad-hoc checks in components or API handlers
- When you want a single source of truth for client and server validation
- When migrating from runtime checks or other libraries to a schema-first approach
- When you need to generate typed interfaces from validation logic
- When you want consistent error shapes for forms and API responses
Best practices
- Define reusable Zod schemas near domain models and import them into forms and handlers
- Derive TypeScript types with z.infer for consistent compile-time types
- Validate at the boundary: validate input server-side and revalidate client-side using the same schema
- Map Zod errors to a uniform error shape for UI display and i18n
- Keep schemas small and composed; prefer z.object + .extend over duplicating rules
Example use cases
- Review a React form that uses manual checks and provide a Zod schema plus example resolver for React Hook Form
- Refactor an Express route that performs ad-hoc validation into a middleware using Zod parsing and typed request handlers
- Create shared schemas for signup and profile update flows so client and server share validation rules
- Audit a codebase and produce a checklist of files to migrate to Zod with concrete migration steps
FAQ
Zod complements TypeScript: you author Zod schemas and derive runtime-safe TypeScript types with z.infer, ensuring runtime validation and compile-time safety.
How do I map Zod errors to form fields?
Use z.safeParse or catch ZodError, then convert error.issues into a field-keyed object or your form library's error format for consistent UI display.