plankton-code-quality

You can enforce code quality automatically by using hooks that run formatters and linters during file editing sessions. This approach catches violations and applies fixes across Python, TypeScript, Shell, YAML, JSON, Dockerfile, Markdown, and TOML files without manual effort.

Automating linting and formatting before commits is best handled by write-time hooks that trigger on each file edit. This ensures consistent code style and automatic violation fixing across supported languages before changes reach version control.

Yes, ruff and uv are supported dependencies for enabling automatic code formatting and linting. The hooks integrate these tools to detect and fix style violations automatically when you edit code.

Write-time code quality enforcement supports TypeScript and Shell scripts alongside Python, YAML, JSON, Dockerfile, Markdown, and TOML. Language-specific linters and formatters are applied automatically during editing sessions.

Configuration protection is built into the code quality enforcement hooks, safeguarding your linter and formatter settings during automated violation handling and formatting processes across editing sessions.

Tiered violation handling categorizes code issues by severity, but its effectiveness depends on the configured linters and the specific languages in use. Complex violations may require manual review.