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Configurable linter for the files that steer AI coding agents, including skills, plugins, instruction files, hooks, and related configuration. Detects structural, content-quality, and security issues and provides deterministic autofixes, baselines, and CI-ready output.

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Static Analysis & Code Quality › Other: “Configurable linter for the files that steer AI coding agents, including skills, plugins, instruction files, hooks, and related configuration. Detects structural, content-quality, and security issues and provides deterministic autofixes, baselines, and CI-ready output.”