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Lint an exported n8n workflow before it ships: catches broken or duplicated nodes, missing error handlers, credential stubs, unhandled retries, unsafe webhooks, brittle expressions, and missing idempotency. A read-only pass over your workflow JSON that ranks production-readiness gaps with evidence and concrete fixes.
Check a desired handle against every platform's username rules and find the form that works everywhere. Flags handles that break a platform's length limits, use a disallowed character (like a period on YouTube or TikTok), or start with a disallowed character, and recommends the safe consistent form (4 to 15 lowercase alphanumeric). Covers X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, GitHub, and Bluesky. It checks the rules, not availability.
Flag the destructive operations in a shell command or script before anyone runs it. Catches recursive force deletes, force pushes and history rewrites, database drops and truncates, disk-wipe commands (mkfs, dd to a device), permission blowouts (chmod 777), remote content piped into a shell, broad wildcard deletes, and prod-targeting or disabled-safety flags. Each finding comes with a severity and a safer alternative.
Check a brand deal or sponsorship contract for the clauses that quietly cost creators: perpetual usage rights, broad exclusivity, free whitelisting, IP assignment, slow pay with no kill fee, unlimited revisions, and vague morals clauses. Plain-English findings. Not legal advice.
Check an invoice or estimate before you send it: missing document number, dates, or payment terms, totals that do not add up, tax gaps, missing remittance details, and slow terms with no late fee. Read-only, plain-English findings. Not accounting advice.
Lint your AGENTS.md (or CLAUDE.md and .cursorrules) for the problems that make a coding agent misbehave. Flags contradictory rules, references to files and commands that no longer exist, overly broad or unsafe instructions, missing sections (build, test, run, conventions), duplicate rules, and the case where you have competing rule files that should be consolidated into one AGENTS.md.
Lint a prompt template for the issues that cause injection and flaky output. Flags untrusted variables interpolated straight into the instructions (the injection surface), placeholders that are never provided or never used, contradictory instructions, a missing output-format spec where the result is parsed, unbounded context interpolation, and leftover placeholders. It detects problems; it does not write prompts.
Check ad copy for the editorial issues that get Google and Meta ads disapproved, before you submit. Flags all-caps words, gimmicky punctuation (!!, ??), prohibited and hype words, Meta's banned personal-attribute framing ("Are you over 40?"), absolute or unsubstantiated claims, ad-field length overflow, and trademark-term risk. The word lists and field limits are editable, so you can tune it to your accounts.
Lint the function-calling tool definitions your agent exposes. Flags tools with no description, parameters missing a description or a type, overlapping or near-duplicate tools, too many tools for reliable selection, an unsafe tool exposed without a guard, required parameters missing from the schema, and free-form parameters that should be bounded with an enum. Cleaner tool schemas mean an agent that picks the right tool.
Find the LLM integration code that breaks when a model blocks a response or falls back to a different model. Flags calls with no try/except or refusal branch, responses used or parsed with no guard for a blocked or empty answer, and hardcoded model ids with no fallback handling. Built for the Fable 5 era, where a high-risk call is blocked and silently falls back to Opus 4.8.
Hold your bios, footers, and profiles to one brand spec. Flags brand-name spelling and casing that does not match your canonical form, off-spec taglines, links that are not on your official list, leftover placeholders (Lorem, TODO, "your tagline here"), and handles that differ from one surface to the next. You define the spec once and it enforces it everywhere.
Find the LLM integration code that will not survive a provider being pulled or going down. Flags single-provider lock-in with no alternative, calls with no failover branch, missing timeouts, retries with no limit or backoff, no degraded-mode default, and hardcoded endpoints with no alternate. This is about the model going away, not the model declining.
Find the code that quietly runs up your LLM bill: uncapped generations, model calls looping with no limit, an expensive model doing a trivial job, and whole files stuffed into prompts. Read-only, every finding explained in plain English.
Check your app, site, and ad copy for the AI disclosures US regulators and ad platforms now expect: undisclosed AI chatbots, unlabeled AI-generated media, AI-origin ad copy with no disclosure line, and sponsored content with no material-connection language. Read-only, every finding explained in plain English. US and ad-platform focused.
Scan your OpenClaw config for the settings that quietly hand your agent too much power: unrestricted exec, open inbound DMs, secrets committed in config, the deny-write bypass, sandbox turned off, dangerous Docker binds, and elevated tools. Read-only, plain-English findings, grounded in the OpenClaw docs.
by Timoranjes
Enforce security, reliability, and deployment best practices for Docker Compose files.
by Ikerg
Detect and fix the 9 most expensive PySpark anti-patterns to slash your Spark compute costs.