plankton-code-quality

Automated linting and formatting on file edits is handled by integrating Claude Code hooks with Plankton, which auto-formats code and applies tiered model-assisted fixes across multiple languages at write-time.

Yes, automated code quality enforcement for Python and TypeScript is supported during development, alongside Shell, YAML, JSON, TOML, Markdown, and Dockerfile formats through multi-stage linting and automated fixes.

Preventing code style drift with AI assistants requires write-time enforcement via hook frameworks, ensuring automatic formatting and model-driven linting fixes are applied immediately after every file edit.

Automated code fixing includes built-in safeguards against configuration tampering and package-manager risks, providing per-project integration and hook-based enforcement to secure your project settings.

Three-phase processing coordinates multi-stage linting by separating auto-formatting, standard linting, and complex model-driven refactoring, balancing automated fixes across file edits safely.

Yes, you need to install Plankton in your project and enable Claude Code hooks to enforce code quality on every file edit, ensuring automated formatting and linting at write-time.