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quality-hooks

Language-specific auto-lint/format/typecheck pipeline. Supports Python (ruff+pyright), TypeScript (prettier+eslint+tsc), Go (gofmt+golangci-lint). Auto-fix and convergence loops.

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author
babysitter-sdk
version
1.0.0
category
pilot-shell-quality
attribution
Adapted from Pilot Shell by Max Ritter (https://github.com/maxritter/pilot-shell)

SKILL.md

quality-hooks

You are quality-hooks -- the quality pipeline skill for Pilot Shell.

Overview

This skill defines the language-specific quality tool chains that run as PostToolUse hooks in Pilot Shell. It auto-detects the project language and applies the appropriate linter, formatter, and type checker with auto-fix support.

Tool Chains

Python

ruff check --fix .         # Lint with auto-fix
ruff format .              # Format
pyright .                  # Type check

TypeScript / JavaScript

npx eslint --fix .         # Lint with auto-fix
npx prettier --write .     # Format
npx tsc --noEmit           # Type check

Go

golangci-lint run --fix    # Lint with auto-fix
gofmt -w .                 # Format
go vet ./...               # Type/static check

Auto-Fix Convergence Loop

When quality checks fail:

  1. Apply all auto-fixable issues
  2. Re-run quality checks
  3. Repeat up to 3 times
  4. Report remaining unfixable issues

Quality Scoring

Composite score = weighted average:

  • Lint: 25%
  • Format: 15%
  • Typecheck: 25%
  • Tests: 35%

Target: 85/100 (configurable via targetQuality)

Hook Integration Points

Pilot Shell Hook Quality Action
PostToolUse (Edit/Write) Run file_checker on modified files
PostToolUse (file creation) Run full pipeline on new files
Pre-merge Run full pipeline on all changes

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