Lintrule

Lintrule is a command-line tool that revolutionizes code reviews with the power of a large language model (LLM). Unlike traditional linters and tests, Lintrule goes beyond by enabling users to enforce policies that linters can't manage and uncover bugs that tests may miss. By leveraging Lintrule, teams can significantly improve code quality without wasting precious time.

Installing Lintrule is a breeze. Simply use the provided CLI command, which is compatible with MacOS, Linux, and WSL. With Lintrule, users have the flexibility to write rules in plain language, as demonstrated in the example file located at /rules/soc2.md. These rules can then be executed simultaneously across multiple files, providing clear pass or fail results and highlighting specific issues that require attention.

Lintrule seamlessly integrates with popular platforms such as GitHub, as showcased by the provided GitHub links. Users can effortlessly log in to the Lintrule dashboard and configure project-specific rules. Our pricing model is based on estimates derived from the number of lines of code changed, ensuring fairness and transparency. Examples illustrating the pricing structure corresponding to different project sizes are also available.

Setting up Lintrule in your codebase is a straightforward process, and our comprehensive instructions guide you through every step, including login and rule configuration. In addition, the tool allows for customization by enabling users to specify the files on which rules should be applied. We do acknowledge that false positives can occur and advise users to write specific rules to minimize them.

Overall, Lintrule is a robust tool that harnesses the power of a large language model to streamline code reviews, enforce policies, and identify bugs, offering a significant improvement in code quality and efficiency.