@async/hygiene hides repository hygiene tooling behind one package, one config file, one CLI command, and one pipeline task.

Consuming repositories should expose a single hygiene gate. The underlying tools are implementation details of this package.

pnpm add -D @async/hygiene

The package is ESM TypeScript, requires Node >=24, and ships the async-hygiene binary.

Create hygiene.config.ts:

import { defineConfig } from "@async/hygiene";

export default defineConfig({
  mode: "auto",
  targets: {
    packages: [{ path: "packages/pipeline" }]
  }
});

Modes:

• app: repo-level hygiene only.
• package: repo-level hygiene plus package publish/type/metadata checks.
• mixed: repo-level hygiene once, package checks for explicit package targets.
• auto: explicit targets select mixed mode; otherwise a publishable root package selects package mode; private roots fall back to app mode.

async-hygiene list
async-hygiene check
async-hygiene check --mode app
async-hygiene check --mode package
async-hygiene check --mode mixed

check prints one combined report and exits non-zero when any hygiene gate fails.

Expose one task:

import { hygieneTask } from "@async/hygiene/pipeline";
import hygieneConfig from "./hygiene.config.ts";

export default definePipeline({
  // ...
  tasks: {
    hygiene: hygieneTask(hygieneConfig),
    pack: task({
      dependsOn: ["test", "hygiene"],
      run: sh`npm --cache .async/npm-cache pack --dry-run`
    })
  }
});

Do not expose tool-specific task ids in the consuming repo.