Can I customize the linting rules for my project?

Yes, Joker supports a .joker configuration file where you can enable or disable specific rules like unused functions, redeclarations, and private access.

Does Joker Lint require the JVM to run?

No, Joker is implemented in Go, which allows it to provide sub-second startup times and linting without the overhead of the Java Virtual Machine.

How does Joker Lint integrate with clj-kondo?

Joker can be used in tandem with clj-kondo to provide a comprehensive linting suite, often acting as a faster initial check for syntax and style.

What does the Trit -1 (Validator) role mean?

In the GF(3) logic used by this skill, a -1 Trit represents a Validator, whose primary function is to check correctness and maintain code standards.

Joker Lint

Name: Joker Lint
Author: plurigrid

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Developer Tools

Provides lightning-fast Clojure linting and static analysis without the JVM overhead.

About

Joker Lint is a specialized Claude Code skill that integrates the Joker interpreter to perform rapid static analysis on Clojure codebases. By leveraging a Go-based implementation, it avoids the slow startup times associated with the JVM, offering near-instant feedback on code style, unused functions, and syntax errors. This skill acts as a high-performance validator (Trit -1) within the GF(3) framework, ensuring compositional coherence and code quality when used alongside formatting and generation tools.

Key Features

Sub-second Clojure linting using the Joker Go-based interpreter
2 GitHub stars
Automated code formatting and style validation
Lightweight integration with Babashka and clj-kondo workflows
Static analysis for unused functions, bindings, and private access
GF(3) Validator role implementation for balanced code composition

Use Cases

Standardizing code style across Clojure projects without JVM dependency
Accelerating the development loop with instant Clojure code feedback
Performing lightweight pre-commit validation in CI/CD pipelines

About

Key Features

Sub-second Clojure linting using the Joker Go-based interpreter
2 GitHub stars
Automated code formatting and style validation
Lightweight integration with Babashka and clj-kondo workflows
Static analysis for unused functions, bindings, and private access
GF(3) Validator role implementation for balanced code composition

Use Cases

Standardizing code style across Clojure projects without JVM dependency
Accelerating the development loop with instant Clojure code feedback
Performing lightweight pre-commit validation in CI/CD pipelines