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@codacy/tools-agentlinter-0

v0.1.4

Published

Agentlinter tool adapter for Codacy analysis

Readme

@codacy/tools-agentlinter-0

Table of Contents


Overview

Agentlinter is "ESLint for AI Agents" — a static analysis tool that scores, diagnoses, and auto-fixes AI agent configuration files (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, SOUL.md, etc.). It checks for vague instructions, security issues, structural problems, inconsistencies, and more across 102+ rules.

| Property | Value | | ------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Tool ID | Agentlinter | | Codacy UUID | 498c9a6e-5ff8-45de-9bd3-0fef69370617 | | Strategy | CLI (npm-bundled Node.js tool) | | Languages | Markdown | | File patterns | **/CLAUDE.md, **/AGENTS.md, **/SOUL.md, **/USER.md, **/TOOLS.md, **/skills/**/*.md |

Updating patterns

# Re-fetch pattern metadata from the Codacy API
pnpm prefetch

# Commit the result
git add src/patterns.json

Updating the Agentlinter version

  1. Update agentlinter version in package.json
  2. Update preferredVersion in src/adapter.ts
  3. Run pnpm install to fetch the new version
  4. Run pnpm prefetch to check for new/removed rules
  5. Run pnpm test to verify compatibility
  6. If the major version changes, create a new adapter package (agentlinter-1/)

Development

pnpm build    # Build with tsup
pnpm test     # Run tests
pnpm prefetch # Re-fetch patterns from Codacy API

To install agentlinter locally for manual testing:

npm install agentlinter

Notes for maintainers

  • Workspace-level execution: Agentlinter operates on the entire workspace directory, not individual files. The adapter passes ctx.repositoryRoot to the tool and filters output by ctx.targetFiles post-hoc.
  • Workspace diagnostics: Some diagnostics have file = "(workspace)" instead of a real file path. These are attached to the first agent file found in the target list (e.g. CLAUDE.md). If no agent file is in targets, they are skipped.
  • Non-zero exit code: Agentlinter exits non-zero when diagnostics are found (similar to ESLint). The adapter captures stdout from the error and parses it normally — only a non-zero exit with empty stdout is treated as an error.
  • No config files: Agentlinter has no native configuration files. All rule filtering is done post-hoc via enabled patterns in the Codacy config.
  • Rule ID mapping: Rule IDs use / as separator (e.g. clarity/no-vague-instructions). The adapter converts / to _ and prefixes with the tool ID to build Codacy pattern IDs (e.g. Agentlinter_clarity_no-vague-instructions).