Configuration choices should be intentional, balancing production requirements with developer experience while keeping configuration logic centralized in dedicated files rather than embedded inline. When making configuration decisions: - Move configuration logic from inline scripts to dedicated config files (e.g., biome.json, tsup.config.js) - Consider the impact on debugging and development workflows, not just production optimization - Separate development and production configurations when they serve different purposes Example of moving from inline to centralized configuration: ```json // Instead of inline filters in package.json: "format": "biome format . --write && pnpm --filter @better-auth/svelte-kit-example format" // Define filters in biome.json and use simple commands: "format": "biome format . --write" ``` For build configurations, provide separate commands for development and production needs: ```json { "scripts": { "build": "tsup --clean --dts", "build:prod": "tsup --clean --dts --minify" } } ``` This approach ensures configurations are maintainable, discoverable, and support both development debugging and production requirements.