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Skillsaw, formerly claudelint, lints repo context: skills, instructions, plugins, hooks, and tool config
A developer introduced Skillsaw on Hacker News, a linter that validates repository context artifacts like skills, instructions, plugins, hooks, and tool configuration. It evolved from the earlier claudelint project and checks both structural correctness and content quality across most ecosystems. The release signals growing tooling interest in quality-controlling agent context setups.
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AI Overview
- Skillsaw began as claudelint and now covers most ecosystems
- It lints skills, instructions, plugins, hooks, and tool configuration for structural correctness and content quality
- Creator launched it on HackerNews with code on GitHub (2026-09-08)
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