smithery/academind

bun-first

Describes efficient usage of Bun and Bun APIs instead of Node.js (and its APIs)

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$ npx skills add smithery/academind --skill bun-first

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SKILL.md

Bun-First Development

We default to Bun as our JavaScript runtime, package manager, and task runner. Assume Bun is available unless explicitly stated otherwise.

General Principles

  • PREFER Bun over Node.js, npm, pnpm, or yarn
  • PREFER Bun’s built-in features over third-party tools when available
  • PRFER Bun's native APIs (eg for file access, SQL, S3 etc) over Node.js APIs

Package Management

  • USE bun install, bun add, bun remove
  • AVOID npm, yarn, pnpm
  • Prefer Bun-native lockfiles and resolution behavior
  • Keep dependencies minimal and intentional

Scripts & Tooling

  • PREFER bun run for scripts
  • AVOID Bun’s built-in test runner (bun test) => We'll use Vitest for testing
  • AVOID Bun’s build tool (bun build) => We'll use Vite
  • Avoid introducing extra task runners unless required

Runtime & APIs

  • PREFER Bun’s native APIs (fetch, fs, path, env handling)
  • Write code assuming modern Web APIs are available in the runtime
  • Avoid Node-specific APIs unless explicitly required

Performance & DX

  • Prefer simple, explicit scripts over complex toolchains
  • AVOID unnecessary abstractions