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This is not intended to be checked in--it's just an experiment to see how Claude does at porting TS to Rust and Go, and how easily the code translates to each language. (Benefits of a native version of beachball are more questionable compared to some other tools like Lage or Cloudpack, but I chose beachball to experiment since it's simpler and has decent test coverage.)
To start out, I had it only implement the
checkcommand and a non-interactive version of thechangecommand.go/README.mdandrust/README.mdoutline the commands to build/test/lint each language.For Claude specifically, I created a general CLAUDE.md which points to
.claudeskills for Rust and Go. Turns out it's important to be VERY firm in the instructions that the TS source is authoritative and it must not change or remove behavior.See the presentation outline for more on the prompting issues and other takeaways. The biggest issue is that since I don't know the languages, I can't meaningfully evaluate the code quality--it passes the tests, but I have no idea if it's full of anti-patterns or the architecture is just weird for the language.