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agentlinter

v0.3.3

Published

ESLint for AI Agents — Score, diagnose, and auto-fix your CLAUDE.md and agent workspace files

Readme

🔍 AgentLinter

ESLint for AI Agents — Score, diagnose, and auto-fix your CLAUDE.md and agent workspace files.

npx agentlinter

What it does

AgentLinter scans your AI agent workspace (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, SOUL.md, etc.) and scores it across 5 dimensions:

| Category | Weight | What it checks | |----------|--------|----------------| | Structure | 20% | File organization, heading hierarchy, section separation | | Clarity | 25% | Instruction quality, vague language, actionability | | Completeness | 20% | Required elements (identity, tools, boundaries, memory) | | Security | 20% | Secret exposure, injection defense, permission boundaries | | Consistency | 15% | Cross-file references, naming, language mixing |

Usage

# Score current directory
npx agentlinter

# Score a specific workspace
npx agentlinter ./my-project

# Get JSON output (for CI/CD)
npx agentlinter --json

# Upload & share your score
npx agentlinter --share

Example Output

🔍 AgentLinter v0.1.0
📁 Scanning workspace: ./my-agent

🏆 Overall Score: 87/100

  Structure      ████████░░ 80
  Clarity        █████████░ 90
  Completeness   ████████░░ 85
  Security       █████████░ 95
  Consistency    ███████░░░ 75

📋 2 warning(s), 3 info(s)

  ⚠️  WARN  CLAUDE.md:14
         Secret detected: API key pattern (sk-...)

  ⚠️  WARN  TOOLS.md missing
         Referenced in CLAUDE.md but file not found

💡 2 issue(s) have suggested fixes. Run `agentlinter fix --auto` to apply.

Share Your Score

Use --share to upload your report and get a shareable link:

$ npx agentlinter --share

🔗 Share your score: https://agentlinter.com/r/abc123

Supported Files

AgentLinter recognizes common agent workspace files:

  • CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md — Main agent instructions
  • SOUL.md — Personality/persona
  • IDENTITY.md — Name, origin
  • USER.md — User context
  • TOOLS.md — Tool documentation
  • SECURITY.md — Security rules
  • And more...

Privacy

  • No file content is uploaded — only scores, category breakdowns, and diagnostic messages
  • File names are sent (for the "Files Scanned" section)
  • A hashed machine ID is used for score history (no PII)
  • Use --no-share (default) to keep everything local

Links

License

MIT