error TS2322: Type 'string' is not assignable to type 'number'. error TS2307: Cannot find module '@/components/Header'. Found 27 errors in 14 files.
Fix TypeScript errors without chasing files one by one.
When `tsc` or `next build` fails with dozens of type errors, the fix is rarely a single line. RinaWarp Terminal Pro analyzes the project, applies coordinated changes, and verifies the build.
Type errors cascade: a wrong interface in one package breaks imports in apps, tests, and CI. Manual fixes often treat symptoms (the error line) instead of the config or dependency drift that caused the spread.
Why TypeScript failures eat entire afternoons
Symptoms we see often
- error TS2322 / TS2345 across many files after a dependency bump
- Path aliases or project references broken after a monorepo change
- Generated types out of sync with API or Prisma schema
- Strict mode enabled and hundreds of legacy violations surfaced at once
Common causes
- tsconfig paths or references misaligned with the actual folder layout
- Major version upgrades in @types/* or framework packages
- Mixed ESM/CJS resolution confusing the compiler
- Stale build artifacts or missing `tsc --build` clean step
How RinaWarp fixes it
RinaWarp Terminal Pro follows the Observe → Plan → Approve → Execute → Proof workflow. Nothing executes without your approval.
- Scan the project and group errors by root cause (config vs code vs deps)
- Propose and apply fixes with visible diffs — high-impact changes wait for approval
- Run `npm run build` / `tsc` and your test script to confirm recovery
- Attach verification output (build passed, tests passed, exit code 0)
Before and after
Representative terminal output — your project will differ, but the verification pattern should look like this.
Updated tsconfig paths and project references Fixed interface mismatches in shared package npm run build — exit 0 214 tests passed
Related fixes
Next.js build failures · React build errors · Dependency conflicts
Try it on your broken project
Free tier includes daily proof workflow runs on small and medium repos. Pro ($15/mo) removes limits for serious individual use.