plankton-code-quality

Automated code formatting and linting during edits runs deterministic hooks and delegates fixes to Claude, ensuring clean, consistent code write-time and reducing drift without manual intervention.

Write-time code quality enforcement runs formatters and linters in real-time as you edit code, then routes necessary fixes to Claude to maintain consistency and prevent drift across multiple languages during collaborative workflows.

Yes, real-time linting and formatting support Python, TypeScript, Shell, YAML, JSON, Markdown, Dockerfile, and TOML files, applying language-agnostic quality enforcement during your edit workflow.

Protecting linter configurations from adversarial changes requires PreToolUse protections and stop-hook guardians that verify tooling integrity and prevent unauthorized modifications to your quality enforcement setup.

Tiered Claude model routing for automated code fixes scales remediation by delegating formatting and linting corrections to different Claude models, ensuring efficient and appropriate fix processing across various languages.

Setting up hooks for continuous code quality enforcement involves configuring Plankton hooks in your project directory, then starting Claude Code to enable write-time formatting, linting, and automated remediation across your workflows.