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Dev tools · January 13, 2026

MildlyTyped

Just Strict Enough

What it does

MildlyTyped is a pragmatic data prep & schema tool for developers. Clean and normalize messy CSVs, run validation rules, and inspect inferred column types with manual overrides. Generate TypeScript and Python models for your application layer — predictable, developer-friendly, and just strict enough for real-world data.

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