plankton-code-quality

Real-time code formatting and linting automation runs checks and applies fixes on every file edit. Plankton enforces write-time code quality across Python, TypeScript, Shell, YAML, Markdown, and Dockerfile by integrating multiple linters directly into your workflow.

Automated fixes for Python and TypeScript require ruff and biome respectively. You also need shellcheck, shfmt, yamllint, markdownlint-cli2, hadolint, taplo, and jaq installed to enable full multi-language code quality enforcement.

Tiered AI model routing is supported for code quality fixes, utilizing Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus models. Plankton automatically selects the appropriate model based on the complexity of the formatting or linting fix required.

Bypassing linting rules is prevented through built-in config protection. Plankton actively blocks modifications to linter configurations and enforces package manager standards to stop rule-gaming during automated code quality checks.

Automated code quality enforcement fully supports Dockerfile and TOML files using hadolint and taplo. It also extends to Shell, YAML, and JSON formats, ensuring comprehensive multi-language linting and formatting coverage.

Write-time code quality enforcement requires strict dependency compliance and blocks legacy package managers. You must execute Plankton within its dedicated directory and ensure all required linters are pre-installed for it to function properly.