convention.sh

Convention.sh provides a hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to enhance the quality and efficiency of code generated by various coding agents. It features: * 27 hand-tuned TypeScript conventions * Just-in-time convention delivery to coding agents * Significant reductions in development time and cost * Improved code quality with fewer input tokens * Seamless integration with popular coding assistants This robust toolkit prevents coding agents from producing subpar TypeScript by dynamically delivering relevant coding standards only when needed. Instead of engineers having to constantly remind agents of best practices, convention.sh serves precise guidelines on demand. This approach eliminates the waste of tokens on redundant instructions, ensuring agents remain focused and efficient. The conventions cover critical aspects such as strict typing, avoiding 'any,' input validation with Zod, and preferring discriminated unions, leading to production-ready code. Benchmarks on Claude Opus 4.7 demonstrate remarkable improvements: 59% faster code generation, 44% cheaper operations, and 84% fewer input tokens compared to baseline methods. This translates into tangible savings in both time and computational resources. The platform's adherence to the standard Model Context Protocol ensures broad compatibility with coding environments like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Amp. Convention.sh is ideal for individual developers and engineering teams seeking to standardize TypeScript code quality and accelerate development cycles. It's especially beneficial for projects requiring high code integrity and efficiency, allowing developers to ship high-quality TypeScript modules faster and at a lower cost. A free tier is available, requiring no credit card to get started.