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🔧 Lint Guide

The lint command is an AI-powered linter that identifies issues in your code and optionally provides AI-suggested fixes. It's designed to work with multiple languages and provide actionable suggestions.

Key Features

  • Multi-language Support: Automatically detects and lints Go, Python, C/C++, JS/TS, Rust, and more.
  • AI-Suggested Fixes: Not only finds issues but can also suggest how to fix them.
  • Interactive Preview: See the proposed fixes in a diff format before applying them.
  • Clean Code: Grok is instructed to provide minimal, idiomatic fixes that match your project's style.

Usage

Automatically detect language, run linter, and apply AI-suggested fixes.

# Just check for issues (no fixes)
grokkit lint main.go --dry-run

# Interactive fix (preview + confirmation)
grokkit lint app.py

# Auto-fix without confirmation
grokkit lint server.js --auto-fix

# Use specific model
grokkit lint script.rb -m grok-4

Supported languages

  • Go (golangci-lint, go vet)
  • Python (pylint, flake8, ruff)
  • JavaScript/JSX (eslint)
  • TypeScript/TSX (eslint, tsc)
  • Rust (clippy)
  • Ruby (rubocop)
  • Java (checkstyle)
  • C/C++ (clang-tidy)
  • Shell (shellcheck)

Safety features

  • Shows preview of fixes
  • Verifies fixes by re-running linter
  • Requires confirmation (unless --auto-fix)

Best Practices

  • Lint early and often: Catching issues early is much easier than fixing them later.
  • Review fixes carefully: AI-suggested fixes are usually excellent, but always review them to ensure they align with your project's specific requirements.
  • Combine with Review: Use lint for basic issues and grokkit review for deeper logic analysis.