Universal Code Linting FAQs

Question 1

How does it choose which linter to use?

Accepted Answer

The skill uses priority-based logic that scans for project-level configuration files (like pyproject.toml or .eslintrc). If a specific configuration is found, it uses the corresponding tool; otherwise, it falls back to sensible defaults like Ruff or Biome.

Question 2

What happens if a linter is not configured for a file?

Accepted Answer

The script handles these cases gracefully with silent skip conditions, exiting with a success code if a file type is unrecognized or if required tools are missing, ensuring your workflow isn't interrupted by unsupported files.

Question 3

Does it support programmatic integration?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. By using the --format json flag, the skill provides machine-readable output that can be easily parsed by other scripts, AI agents, or CI/CD pipelines.

Question 4

Which languages are supported by this skill?

Accepted Answer

This skill supports a wide range of languages including Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Markdown, Shell (sh/bash), Ruby, YAML, and JSON.

Question 5

Can this skill automatically fix linting errors?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the underlying scripts are configured to apply safe auto-fixes, such as code formatting and import sorting, whenever the underlying tool supports it.

Universal Code Linting

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Universal Code Linting

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