lint-and-validate

Automate linting and static analysis by running a script that executes ESLint, TypeScript compiler, Ruff, and MyPy across your project directory. This process identifies code style violations, type mismatches, and syntax errors after code modifications.

Yes, this static analysis tool supports both Node.js and Python ecosystems. It runs deterministic tasks using ESLint and the TypeScript compiler for Node.js, while utilizing Ruff and MyPy for Python projects to enforce project standards.

The best way to check code quality is to run an automated lint runner script on your current project directory. This verifies syntactic correctness, type correctness, and adherence to project standards before code is committed or deployed.

Yes, you can run npm audit and basic security checks automatically after writing a new feature. The skill performs security audits to catch potential vulnerabilities, ensuring your code adheres to project standards alongside linting and type checking.

You need to run linters like Ruff and MyPy after every code modification to ensure syntactic correctness and adherence to project standards. This deterministic execution catches style violations, type mismatches, and potential bugs before deployment.

Automated static analysis focuses on deterministic syntax, style, and type errors but does not catch complex runtime logic flaws. It performs basic security checks like npm audit but should be complemented with comprehensive testing for full validation.