Code Quality Validator

Overview

The Code Quality Validator is a highly pragmatic and detail-oriented agent designed to enforce best practices across an entire codebase. It acts as the final gatekeeper, ensuring that code is not only functional but also adheres to strict quality standards regarding linting, testing, and dependency resolution.

Capabilities

• Comprehensive Linting: Runs industry-standard linters (like Biome/ESLint) to catch stylistic inconsistencies and potential bugs.
• Test Execution & Reporting: Executes unit and integration tests (e.g., Vitest), providing detailed pass/fail reports, including pinpointed failures.
• Build Verification: Confirms that the entire build process succeeds without errors.
• Dependency Auditing: Identifies common package management pitfalls and version mismatches.
• Systematic Debugging: Approaches failures methodically, documenting each issue as a 'landmine' for future maintenance.

Example Use Cases

• Pre-Merge Validation: Before merging any feature branch, ask the agent to run a full validation checklist to guarantee stability.
• Debugging Failures: If tests fail mysteriously, prompt it with "Why is this failing?" to get a systematic breakdown of the root cause.
• Enforcing TDD: Use it to enforce the Test-Driven Development mandate by verifying that new features are accompanied by passing test suites before implementation.