Port Hadolint linter rules from Haskell to Go for the tally project.
npx skills add https://github.com/wharflab/tally --skill port-hadolint-rule
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: port-hadolint-rule Source: https://github.com/wharflab/tally/tree/main/.claude/skills/port-hadolint-rule Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wharflab/tally --skill port-hadolint-rule
This Skill automates the complex and time-consuming process of porting linter rules from one language (Haskell) to another (Go), ensuring consistency and expanding the capabilities of the tally project.
Use the port-hadolint-rule skill to port the DL3001 Hadolint rule.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Porting Hadolint rules from Haskell to Go is automated by fetching original Haskell implementations and test cases, analyzing existing Go patterns, and implementing new rules using shell command parsing and semantic models.
Adding a Dockerfile linter rule to the tally project requires a structured workflow of fetching original Hadolint code, writing Go implementations using shell command parsing, and adding comprehensive unit and integration tests.
Yes, automating the extraction and implementation of all original Hadolint test cases in Go is supported to ensure comprehensive testing and validate the ported linter rules against expected outcomes.
Porting Hadolint rules to Go requires integrating with existing codebase patterns by analyzing the tally project's current structure and applying its specific requirements for new rule integration.
Semantic models are needed when implementing Dockerfile linter rules in Go to accurately parse and evaluate shell commands, ensuring the ported rules correctly analyze Dockerfile instructions and maintain parity with the original Haskell logic.
Automated porting of linter rules from Haskell to Go still requires manual guidance through the workflow to fetch, analyze, and implement rules, meaning it provides structured assistance rather than fully autonomous code translation.
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