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vigiles compiles .spec.ts files to instruction files (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, or any markdown target). The spec is the source of truth. The markdown is a build artifact. The linter cross-referencing engine is the core of the tool: enforce("@typescript-eslint/no-floating-promises") verifies the rule exists AND is enabled in your linter config. Same across 11 catalogs — ESLint, Stylelint, Ruff, Clippy, Pylint, RuboCop, Cedar, detekt, ktlint, Checkstyle, and golangci-lint. generate-types is the second half: scans all 11 catalog APIs, package.json, and project files to…

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CLAUDE.md
<!-- vigiles:sha256:66d1a7b2e152a1cc compiled from examples/CLAUDE.md.spec.ts -->

CLAUDE.md

Positioning

vigiles compiles .spec.ts files to instruction files (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, or any markdown target). The spec is the source of truth. The markdown is a build artifact.

The linter cross-referencing engine is the core of the tool: enforce("@typescript-eslint/no-floating-promises") verifies the rule exists AND is enabled in your linter config. Same across 11 catalogs — ESLint, Stylelint, Ruff, Clippy, Pylint, RuboCop, Cedar, detekt, ktlint, Checkstyle, and golangci-lint.

generate-types is the second half: scans all 11 catalog APIs, package.json, and project files to emit a .d.ts with type unions. The TS compiler then PROVES references are valid at authoring time — typos become type errors, not runtime surprises.

Architecture

Three rule kinds in specs: enforce() (delegated to an external linter — vigiles verifies the rule exists and is enabled), guard() (a path→command guard, e.g. recompile when a spec changes), and guidance() (prose only).

A spec change starts in src/core/spec.ts (types + builders) and is compiled to markdown with a SHA-256 hash by src/core/compile.ts. Linter cross-referencing (11 catalogs incl. Cedar + JVM/Go) is src/core/linters.ts; the .d.ts that turns typos into type errors comes from src/core/generate-types.ts.

Commands

  • npm run build — Compile TypeScript to dist/
  • npm test — Build and run all tests
  • npm run fmt — Format with prettier
  • npm run fmt:check — Check formatting

Rules

Zero Config By Default

Guidance only — vigiles compile should work with just a .spec.ts file. Config exists only for overrides (maxRules, maxTokens).

Never Skip Tests

Guidance only — All tests must pass. If a test requires a CLI tool (pylint, rubocop, ruff, clippy), install the tool, don't skip the test.

Dont Reimplement Linters

Guidance only — Architectural linting belongs in ast-grep/Dependency Cruiser/Steiger. Per-file code rules belong in ESLint/Ruff/Clippy. vigiles owns: compilation, linter cross-referencing, type generation, and stale reference detection.

Format Before Commit

Guidance only — Run npm run fmt:check before committing. Inline code spans in markdown need surrounding spaces to render correctly.

No Session Links

Guidance only — This is a public repo. Claude Code session URLs are private and must not appear in commits or PRs.

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