tRPC Best Practices

Expert guidance for tRPC (TypeScript Remote Procedure Call) including router setup, procedures, middleware, context, client configuration, and Next.js integration. Use this when building type-safe APIs, integrating tRPC with Next.js, or implementing client-server communication with full TypeScript inference.

This instruction-only guide appears internally consistent and low-risk, but consider these practical checks before using or copy-pasting examples: 1) Verify the origin/version — the package owner/homepage is missing, so ensure recommended package versions (e.g., @trpc/*@next) are what you intend and come from npm. 2) Audit and pin dependency versions before running npm install to avoid pulling unexpected code. 3) Treat db.* calls and localhost URLs as placeholders — do not paste production credentials or connection strings into examples. 4) If you intend to follow the Quick Start, run commands locally in a controlled environment and review changes before committing. 5) If you need provenance, prefer similar guidance from an official tRPC docs source or a known author.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: trpc-best-practices Developer: kn73n661nr58v25gwgwvradfh580k3gf Version: 1.0.0 Description: OpenClaw Agent Skill The skill bundle provides comprehensive documentation and code examples for tRPC (TypeScript Remote Procedure Call). The `SKILL.md` file contains standard installation commands (`npm install`) and typical TypeScript/JavaScript code snippets for setting up tRPC, defining routers, handling context, and client usage. There are no indications of prompt injection attempts against the AI agent, no instructions for malicious actions, no data exfiltration to external endpoints, and no suspicious code patterns or obfuscation. All content is clearly aligned with the stated purpose of offering expert guidance on tRPC.