Format and lint GDScript files using gdformat and gdlint.
npx skills add https://github.com/CuriousCrow123/godot-compound --skill gdscript-lint
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: gdscript-lint Source: https://github.com/CuriousCrow123/godot-compound/tree/main/skills/gdscript-lint Command: npx skills add https://github.com/CuriousCrow123/godot-compound --skill gdscript-lint
GDScript projects often suffer from inconsistent formatting and lint issues that reduce readability and increase review time. This skill runs standard formatting and lint checks using gdtoolkit to help maintain clean, reliable code before commits.
Run gdformat --check . and gdlint . to validate formatting and lint rules for your GDScript code.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To format and lint GDScript before a commit, run `gdformat --check .` to enforce consistent formatting and `gdlint .` to check naming conventions and member ordering. This ensures clean, readable Godot project code.
The best way to enforce consistent GDScript formatting is running `gdformat --check .` across your project files. You can also auto-fix formatting with `gdformat` to reduce manual edits and maintain a uniform style.
Yes, you need Python and the gdtoolkit package to run gdlint and gdformat. These prerequisites enable the standard formatting and lint checks required to maintain error-free GDScript code.
gdlint enforces GDScript lint rules such as member ordering, naming conventions, and resource usage. Running `gdlint .` helps identify style issues to improve code readability and reduce review time.
Yes, you can auto-fix GDScript formatting issues by running `gdformat`. This reduces manual edits by automatically applying consistent style corrections across your Godot project files.
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