We’ve all stared at a schema or a complex function (especially when it's written in TypeScript) and thought... "What the heck type am I actually supposed to put here?".
To save time and keep your momentum, you slap an any type on it and promise yourself you'll "fix it later." (Spoiler alert: we rarely do).
Manually tracking down missing implicit any definitions or unannotated parameters can ruin your development flow. While paid AI extensions exist, they can be costly and frequently spam your terminal console with unreadable, messy raw string blocks.
To solve this, I built typecraft-cli ⚡ — an entirely open-source, minimal static analysis tool that scans your codebase and leverages free Hugging Face LLMs to generate accurate TypeScript annotations automatically.
Instead of cluttering your local environment, it streams suggestions straight into a neatly formatted type-checker.md file right in your workspace directory so you can reference it side-by-side with your code editor.
