plankton-code-quality

Automating code quality checks during file edits uses a multi-phase linter and AI fixing to format and lint code in real-time. This ensures formatting and linting compliance without manual intervention, maintaining standards-compliant code.

Real-time linting supports Python, TypeScript, Shell, YAML, JSON, TOML, Markdown, and Dockerfile formats. Multi-language support covers various programming languages to maintain code quality across diverse development workflows.

AI fixing addresses code quality issues that standard linters miss by leveraging Claude's AI capabilities. Customizable fixing routes detect and resolve advanced problems during file editing, ensuring clean code.

Setting up automated code quality fixing requires installing jaq, ruff, and uv dependencies via brew, then running uv sync --all-extras. This configures the environment for real-time formatting and linting compliance.

Maintaining formatting and linting compliance without manual intervention is achieved by integrating real-time auto-formatting into your development workflow. The multi-phase linter enforces standards during every file edit automatically.

Plankton's multi-phase linter combines standard linting rules with Claude's AI capabilities for advanced fixes. Unlike conventional linters, it catches and resolves complex code quality issues that rule-based tools miss.