validation

You can automate validation commands by registering named shell commands for linting and typechecking. This orchestrates repeatable CI-style checks to verify code quality across local development and CI pipelines.

A repeatable validation step is a named shell command registered to enforce code quality. It acts as a CI-style check for tasks like testing or formatting, providing tracked status and logs for each run.

You register a lint command by upserting a named validation command like 'npm run lint'. After registering, you start a validation run to execute the command and monitor its status and logs to verify code quality.

Yes, you can track per-command status during a validation run. The system monitors runs and retrieves results, providing specific status updates and logs for each registered validation command.

Yes, this validation approach works without external CI dependencies. It supports local development environments by managing and running named shell commands directly, enabling CI-style checks without requiring external pipeline tools.

The best way to manage multiple validation commands is registering them as named checks. You can upsert, clear, and list commands, then start runs to execute them together and retrieve comprehensive results with logs.