plankton-code-quality

Automating linting and formatting at write-time is done by integrating Plankton with Claude Code PostToolUse hooks, which applies fixes as code is edited before changes enter version control.

Write-time code quality enforcement applies formatting and linting checks during code editing. It uses a multi-phase pipeline that routes fixes to different Claude model tiers, ensuring style and correctness before saving.

Yes, Plankton code quality enforcement supports Python, TypeScript, and Shell, alongside YAML, JSON, Markdown, and Dockerfile, applying consistent formatting and linting across these languages during development.

To set up write-time formatting and linting hooks, install Plankton hooks in your project and start Claude Code. This enables the multi-phase pipeline that routes fixes to appropriate Claude models.

No, automated linting fixes are protected by guardrails that prevent unsafe edits to linter or project configuration files, ensuring your centralized reference framework and settings remain secure.

Routing code fixes to different Claude model tiers like Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus optimizes handling by matching issue complexity to the appropriate model, streamlining automated formatting and linting corrections.