What does quality do?

Runs quality checks and fixes in a single pass using slop-agent, structure-agent, and lint-agent, then reports results to the user.

What checks are performed?

Formatting, linting, and type-error fixes are handled by the lint-agent as part of the quality pass.

How are results presented?

Results from all three agents are compiled and reported back to the user after the run.

quality

npx machina-cli add skill YoniChechik/claude-code-config/quality --openclaw

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Runs quality checks and fixes in a single pass.

Process

Step 1: Slop Agent

Use Task tool with subagent_type="slop-agent" to remove AI-generated slop and fail-fast violations.

Step 2: Structure Agent

Use Task tool with subagent_type="structure-agent" to enforce top-to-bottom code organization.

Step 3: Lint Agent

Use Task tool with subagent_type="lint-agent" to format, auto-fix linting, and fix type errors.

Report results to user.

Source

git clone https://github.com/YoniChechik/claude-code-config/blob/main/skills/quality/SKILL.mdView on GitHub

Overview

This skill runs quality checks and fixes in a single pass. It uses a Slop Agent to remove AI-generated slop and fail-fast violations, a Structure Agent to enforce top-to-bottom code organization, and a Lint Agent to format, auto-fix linting, and fix type errors, then reports results to the user.

How This Skill Works

Implemented as a sequence of Task tool invocations with subagent_type parameters: slop-agent, structure-agent, and lint-agent. Each agent performs its role—removing slop, enforcing structure, and applying formatting and lint fixes—before results are aggregated and reported back to the user.

When to Use It

Before merging a pull request to ensure code quality and consistency
During a code review to surface organization or linting issues quickly
When refactoring or restructuring legacy code to enforce a clean layout
In CI/CD pipelines to automatically validate formatting, style, and type errors
After making changes that trigger style or lint violations to auto-correct them

Quick Start

Step 1: Run Slop Agent to remove AI-generated slop and fail-fast violations
Step 2: Run Structure Agent to enforce top-to-bottom code organization
Step 3: Run Lint Agent to format, auto-fix linting, and fix type errors; results are reported to the user

Best Practices

Run quality checks in a single pass to minimize drift between steps
Start with the Slop Agent to remove noise from AI-generated content
Follow with the Structure Agent to normalize code organization before linting
Let the Lint Agent auto-fix formatting and type errors where safe
Review the reported results and validate changes before deployment

Example Use Cases

Lint and format a Python repository, fixing PEP8 and type hints
Clean up a JavaScript/TypeScript project with ESLint and Prettier rules
Reorganize a legacy codebase by enforcing a top-to-bottom module structure
Integrate into CI to automatically run quality checks and report results
Run on a generated codebase to remove AI slop and apply consistent formatting

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