About
For the rule surface your agents follow.
Writing rules for an agent is the easy part. Knowing whether the agent reads them — and whether they contradict each other — is the hard part. Every other dev tool reviews the code your team writes. agentlint reviews the rules your agents follow.
What we build for
Indie developers and small teams who maintain a real rule surface — CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, .cursor/rules, SKILL.md, hooks, settings — and want to make their agent setup more reliable without writing their own linter.
We don't build for hobbyists with a one-line CLAUDE.md (no rule surface to audit) or for enterprises looking for a SOC2'd vendor-managed agent platform (different sales motion, different product). The middle is where the work is.
What's on the roadmap
- Per-finding dismiss. Today, react 👎 on a finding and we triage it manually. A
@agentlint dismisscommand and persistent# agentlint: ignoremarkers are next. - Re-run on demand. Reply
@agentlint reviewto force a fresh audit on a PR. Currently audits run automatically when a rules file changes; manual re-run is the next dial. - Team SKU. Today the Pro plan covers up to 10 repos. A larger-team SKU with SSO and an org-wide rule library will land once the first three teams ask for it.
- Deeper harness coverage. agentlint already reads
.clinerules,.windsurfrules, and Continue's rule surfaces. The next layer — fetching the live vendor spec for each and cross-checking field names against it (the way we do today for Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, and Codex) — lands once we have install signal from those communities. - A status check. Optional informational check on PRs (off by default) so teams that want a checkmark can have one. Never blocking — that's a hard product line.
What we promise to never do
- Train on your rules. Bundle contents go to Cloudflare Workers AI for the audit, then are discarded.
- Block your merges. agentlint posts informational comments. You decide whether they ship.
- Edit files in your repo. We comment, you act.
- Charge for things that should be free. OSS is free forever, on any number of repos.
Get in touch
Bug reports, false positives, severity miscalibration, harness coverage requests, anything else — team@agentlint.net. We read every email.