Lintrule

Lintrule is a command-line tool that utilizes a large language model (LLM) to conduct code reviews. It goes beyond traditional linters and tests by allowing users to enforce policies that cannot be managed by linters and identify bugs that may be missed by tests. By using Lintrule, teams can improve code quality without wasting time. The tool can be installed using the provided CLI command, which is compatible with MacOS, Linux, and WSL. Lintrule enables users to write rules in plain language, as shown in the example of the /rules/soc2.md file. It can then perform checks on multiple files simultaneously, providing pass or fail results and highlighting specific issues that require attention. Lintrule integrates with popular platforms like GitHub, as demonstrated by the provided GitHub links. Users can log in to the Lintrule dashboard and customize rules according to their project's requirements. The cost is estimated based on the number of lines of code changed, and different project sizes are provided as examples to illustrate pricing. Additionally, Lintrule provides instructions on how to set up the tool in a codebase, login, and configure rules. Users can also specify the files on which rules should be applied, allowing for greater customization. Lintrule acknowledges the possibility of false positives and advises users to write specific rules to minimize them. Overall, Lintrule is a powerful tool that utilizes a large language model to enhance code review processes, enforce policies, and identify bugs, resulting in improved code quality and efficiency.