project-code-standard

Automate code formatting and linting by running checks that enforce standards across Python and JavaScript using tools like ruff, black, pylint, eslint, and prettier. This identifies quality issues and automatically corrects formatting to maintain consistency.

Enforce team code standards during code review by validating code against configured linting and formatting rules. This generates reports on code quality issues, ensuring all team members adhere to the same standards before merging changes.

Yes, this code quality tool works with both Python and TypeScript. It requires ruff, black, or pylint for Python projects, and eslint or prettier for checking, enforcing, and fixing JavaScript and TypeScript code standards.

Yes, you need to install specific dependencies to check code quality. You must have ruff, black, pylint, eslint, prettier, or similar tools configured in your environment to support checking and formatting for your specific languages.

Generate reports on code quality issues by running the skill in your current project directory. It automatically scans the codebase, identifies formatting and standard violations, and outputs a summary report to streamline code review.