By name: olore-biome-latest description: Local Biome documentation reference (latest). Biome is a fast JavaScript/TypeScript toolchain for formatting, linting, and more — a drop-in replacement for Prettier and ESLint.
Biome Documentation
Biome is a performant web toolchain that formats, lints, and analyzes JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, CSS, JSON, GraphQL, and HTML. It replaces Prettier and ESLint with a single fast binary.
Quick Reference
| Task | Entry Point |
|---|---|
| Install and first run | contents/guides/getting-started.mdx |
| Configure biome.json | contents/reference/configuration.mdx |
| CLI commands | contents/reference/cli.mdx |
| Migrate from ESLint/Prettier | contents/guides/migrate-eslint-prettier.mdx |
| Browse lint rules | contents/linter/rules/ |
| Formatter options | contents/formatter/index.mdx |
| Language support matrix | contents/internals/language-support.mdx |
| Editor integrations | contents/editors/introduction.mdx |
When to use
Use this skill when the user asks about:
- Formatting JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, CSS, JSON, or GraphQL with Biome
- Linting rules, enabling/disabling rules, rule categories, or rule options
- Configuring biome.json (extends, rules, formatter options, linter options)
- Migrating from Prettier, ESLint, or other tools to Biome
- CLI usage, CI integration, git hooks, or editor plugins
- GritQL patterns and custom plugins
- Assist actions like organizing imports or sorting keys
- Suppressing diagnostics or understanding error categories
How to find information
- First, read
TOC.mdfor the complete file listing organized by directory - Identify the relevant section based on the user's question
- Read specific files for details
TOC.md contains all 572 files organized by directory — always check it first.
For lint rule lookups, files in contents/linter/rules/ follow the pattern {no|use}-{rule-name}.mdx — go directly to the file if you know the rule name.