lintconfig

Strictly Follow Steps:

Step 1: Extract key information from user request:

• CodingStandard: “XXX”.

• CodingStandardURL (if possible): “XXX”. Visit the url to get coding standard.

• CodingStandardFilePath (if possible): “XXX”. Read the file to get coding standard.

• LinterName: Checktyle, ESLint, Ruff, etc. If user’ request not specifiy the Linter, recommend a Linter to user.

• LinterFormat: Json, XML, YAML, etc.

• LinterRuleURL (if possible): “XXX”.

• LinterRuleFilePath (if possible): “XXX”.

• ProgrammingLanguage: Java, Python, JavaScript, etc.

• Code (if possible): “XXX”.

• CodeFilePath (if possible): “XXX”.

if <LinterName>Index.json does not exist, Invoke prompt at skills/LintConfig/prompt/Prompt_Prepare_LinterRuleIndex.md to generate <LinterName>Index.json at skills/LintConfig/data/<LinterName>/

if <LinterRuleNameCompleteInformation>.json does not exist, Invoke prompt at skills/LintConfig/prompt/Prompt_Prepare_LinterRuleCompleteInformation.md to generate <LinterRuleNameCompleteInformation>.json at skills/LintConfig/data/<LinterName>/rules/

Step 2: Formalize Coding Standards into Coding Rules:

After completing Step 1, then you must Must initiate a separate LLM call, strictly and exclusively follows the dedicated prompt at skills/LintConfig/prompt/Prompt_Parse_CodingStandard.md. This isolated step has the single purpose of parsing the given coding standard. You must not combine it with any configuration generation or other tasks from the broader process.

Show coding rules to users.

Step 3: Configure Linter Configuration for All Coding Rules in Linter Format;

After completing Step 2, then you must Must initiate a separate LLM call, strictly follows the dedicated prompt at skills/LintConfig/prompt/Prompt_Configure_Linter.md. This isolated step has the single purpose of configure linter for the given coding rules. You must not combine it with any configuration generation or other tasks from the broader process.

Show configuration to users and exact file path where the configuration has been saved.

Step 4: Invoke the Generated Linter Configuration to Lint the Code

After completing Step3, you can proceed the Step4.

1. If Code is provided, execute the generated linter configuration to lint the current code string.
2. If a CodeFilePath is provided, execute the generated linter configuration to lint the code from the specified file.
3. If neither Code nor CodeFilePath is provided, ask the user if they would like to invoke the generated linter configuration to lint the code.
   • If the user agrees, request the Code or CodeFilePath and proceed with linting.

Generate and Run command to lint code, and save the linting results “LintResult” if needed.

Step 5: Repair Coding Violations Based on Coding Rules

After completing Step 4 and obtaining the linting results, provide suggestions for fixing any coding violations.

Failure Handling

• Missing coding standards → request clarification
• Unsupported language or linter → explain limitations and suggest alternatives
• Lint execution failure → surface command output and diagnostics