lint-and-validate

To automate code quality checks, you run linters, type checkers, and security scanners across your codebase. This skill executes tools like ESLint for Node.js, Pylint for Python, and TypeScript compilers to enforce style and security standards.

Static analysis examines source code without executing it to catch syntax issues and enforce type checking. By ensuring types are correctly applied across the codebase, it improves type safety and identifies potential errors before runtime.

Yes, you need npm and python installed in your environment. The skill requires these dependencies to execute the appropriate ecosystem tools, such as ESLint for Node.js and Pylint for Python, to perform automated code checks.

Yes, security scanning is a core feature that checks for known vulnerabilities in your code using package dependencies. It evaluates your project dependencies to ensure security standards are maintained throughout the development lifecycle.

You should run type checking and linting before deploying a new feature. Executing these automated checks ensures your code is clean, correctly typed, and free of known security vulnerabilities before it reaches production environments.