Every Python type declared, every covenant kept.
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Every Python type declared, every covenant kept.
Fast Python static analysis powered by Rust. Detects dead code, security issues (including taint analysis), and code quality metrics like complexity, Halstead, maintainability, and nesting depth.
A Python toolkit to help developers write professional-grade, maintainable, and clean code following clean code principles.
The Manim-aware linter: catch render-time errors, silent visual bugs, and per-frame performance traps before you render.
A Python refactoring and optimization linter that uses AST analysis to identify performance issues, complexity problems, and code improvements.
[assignment] python compiler with Context Free Grammar(Teori Bahasa Formal dan Automata semester 3)
AI-generated code safety scanner for the vibe coding era. Catches hallucinated imports, hardcoded secrets, security vulnerabilities, and dead code. CLI + Python API.
A Static Analysis Tool using LLMs
A Python linter with attitude. Write your rules in Python, run them in Rust
Reusable AI skills for Claude Code and GitHub Copilot — scan READMEs, sync forks, create skills, lint Python, and scan for security vulnerabilities
A Python linter for ordering source code.
ShipGate — portable quality-gate orchestrator for Python repos
Opinionated pylint checkers that encode review preferences beyond ruff
CLI tool that runs isort, ruff, mypy, and radon with built-in configurations
The Python refactorizer: linter, formatter and verified refactoring with independent pure-Python and Rust engines.
The fastest Python code quality engine — type checking, security scanning, dead code detection, complexity analysis & auto-fix in one Rust binary. Replaces mypy, flake8, bandit, vulture, radon, black & isort. 10-100x faster.
Opinionated linter that detects os.path usage and auto-migrates to pathlib
Static guardrails for Python architecture and coding conventions, with actionable checks for developers, coding agents, pre-commit and CI.
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