@7n/rules
CLI Tool for Rule Synchronization and Incremental Linting
Install & Use
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This Skill addresses the challenges of disorganized code rules and skill management, along with cumbersome synchronization processes. In real-world development, teams often need to maintain unified coding standards, security configurations, and compliance requirements. However, manually syncing rules to repositories and checking only changed files is time-consuming and prone to oversight.
Usage is straightforward: after a global installation via npm, you can use commands prefixed with n-. For example, run n-sync to synchronize local rules to a remote repository, n-lint to perform incremental checks on changed files in the current branch, or n-conform to generate a compliance report. All operations are CLI-based and can be easily integrated into CI/CD pipelines.
It is well-suited for teams or individuals who need unified code standards and enhanced compliance auditing—particularly backend developers, operations engineers, and test engineers who already use Git for code management and have multiple projects requiring consistent rules. For scenarios involving frequent code reviews and compliance checks, this tool can significantly boost efficiency.
It is recommended to configure the rule set via n-init during project initialization and regularly run n-sync to keep rules up to date. Note that it primarily focuses on code rules and skill management, not general-purpose linting, and only supports skill commands prefixed with n-.
Key Features
Unlike traditional linting tools such as ESLint, it supports incremental linting (delta-lint), checking only the changed portions of code, while also offering rule synchronization and compliance report generation—not just static analysis.
Limitations
Requires a Node.js environment, depends on a Git repository, only supports skill commands prefixed with `n-`, and requires a pre-defined rule set.
FAQ
How do I install @7n/rules?
Run `npm install -g @7n/rules` for global installation.
Which programming languages are supported?
It is language-agnostic; the rule set is user-defined and applicable to any text file.