lintmyai

Make AI-generated code production-ready.

AI writes code fast, but it makes mistakes you won't catch in review. LintMyAI finds them automatically before they reach production.

Quick Start

npx lintmyai

Scans your project for AI-generated code issues and reports findings instantly. No config needed.

Scan specific files or folders:

npx lintmyai src/
npx lintmyai src/api.ts src/utils.ts

Installation

npm install -D lintmyai

Then add to your scripts:

{
  "scripts": {
    "lint:ai": "lintmyai"
  }
}

What It Catches

• Hallucinated imports -- packages and APIs that don't exist
• Security anti-patterns -- hardcoded secrets, exposed credentials, unsafe operations
• Dead code and empty stubs -- functions that do nothing, unreachable branches
• AI behavior patterns -- hedging comments, prompt artifacts, TODO placeholders
• Boilerplate and complexity -- duplicated logic, overly complex functions
• Framework-specific issues -- React, Vue, Express, and Next.js anti-patterns

34 rules across 8 categories. Purpose-built for AI-generated code.

License Activation

After purchasing a license at lintmyai.com/pricing, activate it to unlock all rules.

Local development -- Run the activate command once per machine:

npx lintmyai activate <your-license-key>

Your license is stored at ~/.config/lintmyai/license.json. No .env file needed.

CI/CD -- Set the LINTMYAI_LICENSE_KEY environment variable instead of running activate:

# GitHub Actions example
env:
  LINTMYAI_LICENSE_KEY: ${{ secrets.LINTMYAI_LICENSE_KEY }}

The env var is checked automatically -- no activate command needed in CI.

Performance -- License checks are disk-only during scans. No network calls, zero latency impact. The activate command is the only step that contacts the license server.

Output Formats

lintmyai                      # Text output (default)
lintmyai --format json        # JSON for programmatic use
lintmyai --format sarif       # SARIF for GitHub Code Scanning

ESLint Integration

LintMyAI includes a built-in ESLint plugin. Add it to your ESLint config:

import lintmyai from 'lintmyai';

export default [
  ...lintmyai.configs.recommended,
];

Documentation

Full rule documentation, configuration options, and guides at lintmyai.com.

License

MIT