plankton-code-quality

Automated code formatting during development uses tools like Ruff and Biome to enforce write-time code quality. This approach automatically formats and lints files on every edit, preventing style violations before they are committed.

Write-time code quality enforcement automatically formats and lints code as you type rather than at commit time. It uses a three-phase architecture for auto-formatting, violation collection, and subprocess delegation to apply fixes across multiple languages.

Yes, automated linting pipelines can use Ruff for Python and Biome for TypeScript to enforce code consistency. This multi-language support extends to Shell, YAML, JSON, TOML, Markdown, and Dockerfiles, ensuring broad project standards compliance.

Config protection prevents agents from altering linter configurations to bypass quality checks. This ensures that automated formatting and violation collection rules remain enforced, maintaining code consistency without manual intervention.

Tiered model routing handles complex automated code fixes by delegating subprocess tasks to different Claude models. Based on fix complexity, it routes work to Haiku, Sonnet, or Opus models to efficiently resolve collected style violations.

Automated formatting supports YAML, TOML, and Dockerfiles alongside Python, TypeScript, Shell, JSON, and Markdown. This multi-language code quality enforcement ensures formatting and linting consistency across diverse project file types.