Lintrule

Lintrule is a command-line tool for conducting code reviews using large language models. It not only enforces policies that traditional linters can't handle but also identifies bugs that automated tests may overlook. It allows users to write and configure rules in plain language and applies these rules to conduct code reviews, thus improving code quality and efficiency.

Lintrule conducts code reviews by utilizing large language models (LLMs) to interpret and enforce rules defined by the user in plain language. It operates by default on code changes and can be configured to check specific file types. By running in parallel, it maintains a constant review completion time regardless of the number of rules or files involved.

Lintrule is compatible with MacOS, Linux, and WSL environments.

Lintrule can be installed by running a script fetched from the Lintrule website via the command line. This script is supported on MacOS, Linux, and WSL.

Yes, Lintrule offers integration with popular platforms like GitHub, giving users the ability to streamline and automate their code review and enforcement processes.