Run linters and static analysis tools with severity-based output and auto-fix mode.
npx skills add https://github.com/yon/agentic-dev-os --skill lint-yon
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: lint Source: https://github.com/yon/agentic-dev-os/tree/main/.claude/skills/lint Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yon/agentic-dev-os --skill lint-yon
This Skill automates the process of running linters and static analysis tools on your codebase, ensuring consistent code quality and identifying potential issues early.
make lint for the entire project or specific files/directories.make format and re-linting./lint to catch any style violations or potential bugs, ensuring your codebase adheres to project standards.Run the lint skill to check all files in the project for code quality issues.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Automated static analysis runs linters across your code files to identify potential errors and style violations, catching quality issues and enforcing project code standards before you commit.
Yes, you can run a linter on targeted files and directories or execute project-wide static analysis, grouping the detected issues by severity for focused code review.
Yes, an optional auto-fix mode attempts to automatically resolve code style violations by running formatting commands and then re-linting the files to verify the fixes.
Linting errors are organized and reported by severity levels—Errors, Warnings, and Info—allowing you to prioritize critical code quality issues during review.
No external dependencies are required to run static analysis checks, as the skill directly executes linters and formatting tools already configured in your codebase.
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