By name: agent-skill-linter description: Lint a codebase on code quality, best practices, design principles, build and test status, per-test speed (slow at or above 5s), cyclomatic complexity, and expressive naming, then render the results as a modern web report. Use when the user runs /lint or /lint-site, or asks to lint, score, or audit the quality of a project.
agent-skill-linter
A hybrid linter. Deterministic signals come from host tooling; semantic signals
come from your judgment. The two halves merge into one report.json.
Layout (after install)
~/.claude/skills/agent-skill-linter/engine/lint.mjs— deterministic analyzer~/.claude/skills/agent-skill-linter/engine/assemble.mjs— merges deterministic + semantic into the final report~/.claude/skills/agent-skill-linter/site/— the web report stack (Podman)- commands
/lintand/lint-site
Output (written into the target repo)
.lint/deterministic.json— produced by the engine.lint/semantic.json— produced by you (the model) during/lint.lint/report.json— merged final report.lint/history/<timestamp>.json— one trimmed entry per run, for trends
Scored categories and weights
build 20, tests 20, complexity 15, principles 15, bestPractices 12, codeQuality 10, naming 8.
- Deterministic: build, tests (including the slow flag at 5s), complexity (cyclomatic per function), plus function-length and file-length checks under codeQuality.
- Semantic (your judgment): naming, principles (SOLID, DRY, KISS, separation of concerns), bestPractices, and overall codeQuality.
How to run
/lint [path] then /lint-site [path]. See the two command files for the exact steps.