Agent skill
qlty-during-development
QLTY During Development
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SKILL.md
QLTY During Development
Run QLTY checks during code writing to catch issues early.
When to Run
Run QLTY after significant code changes:
- After completing a new file
- After substantial edits to existing files
- Before committing changes
Commands
# Quick lint check
qlty check
# Format code
qlty fmt
# Check specific files
qlty check src/sdk/providers.ts
# Auto-fix issues
qlty check --fix
Integration Pattern
After writing code:
- Run
qlty checkon changed files - If errors, fix them before proceeding
- Run
qlty fmtto ensure formatting
Don't Run When
- Just reading/exploring code
- Making single-line typo fixes
- In the middle of multi-file refactoring (run at end)
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