plankton-code-quality

You can automate code formatting and linting during edits by using PostToolUse hooks to run formatters and linters, then delegating violations to tiered model-assisted fixes. This enforces write-time code quality across Python, TypeScript, Shell, YAML, JSON, and more.

Yes, Claude Code can fix linting violations automatically through a three-phase workflow: auto-format, collect violations, and delegate fixes using tiered models like Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus to apply appropriate effort for resolving issues.

Write-time code quality enforcement supports multiple programming languages including Python, TypeScript, Shell, YAML, JSON, TOML, Markdown, and Dockerfile projects. Per-language tooling definitions and dependency management are applied automatically.

To prevent linter configuration tampering in an automated workflow, dedicated hooks safeguard linter and config changes, while per-language tooling checks defend against insecure dependencies and unauthorized modifications.

The best way to run auto-formatters on every file edit without manual intervention is by integrating PostToolUse hooks that trigger a three-phase workflow: auto-format files, collect remaining violations, and verify delegated model-assisted fixes.

Tiered model-based fixes for code quality violations are needed to resolve issues with appropriate effort, using models like Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus to match the complexity of the violation and prevent drift between code and standards.