Unified code quality for every language
Stop shipping code
that just compiles.
One CLI to scan, score, and fix code quality across your entire stack. Catches the patterns linters miss and AI generators leave behind.
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One tool, not five
Replace the patchwork of linters, formatters, and scanners with a single CLI.
| ESLint | Prettier | Ruff | Biome | aislop | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JS/TS Linting | — | — | |||
| Formatting | — | — | |||
| Python | — | — | — | ||
| Go | — | — | — | — | |
| Rust | — | — | — | — | |
| Ruby / PHP | — | — | — | — | |
| Pattern Detection | — | — | — | — | |
| Unified Score | — | — | — | — | |
| Auto-fix | |||||
| One Command | — | — | — | — |
See the full picture
Verbose mode breaks down findings by language, with file paths, line numbers, and rule names.
Catches what linters miss
AI generators write code that compiles but ships with patterns no engineer would write.
Trivial Comments
Comments that restate code
// Set the name to value
user.name = value;// Normalize for i18n
user.name = normalizeForLocale(value);Swallowed Exceptions
Empty catch blocks
try
await fetchData();
catch (e)
// TODO: handle
try
await fetchData();
catch (e)
logger.error('Fetch failed');
Generic Naming
Meaningless variable names
const data2 = getData();
const helper_1 = process(data2);const metrics = getData();
const report = format(metrics);Unsafe Assertions
as any type bypasses
const r = res as any;
const el = n as unknown as El;const r = parse(res);
const el = isEl(n) ? n : null;
Also catches: unused imports, console.log leftovers, dead code, and 20+ more patterns.
Every language, one config
First-class support for the languages your team actually uses. Consistent rules everywhere.
TypeScript
45+ rules
JavaScript
45+ rules
Python
30+ rules
Go
20+ rules
Rust
15+ rules
Ruby
20+ rules
PHP
15+ rules
Expo / React Native
10+ rules
Built for teams that ship
Everything you need to maintain code quality at scale, without the tool sprawl.
Unified Scanning
One command scans TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, and more. No separate configs.
Quality Score
A single 0-100 score you can track over time, gate in CI, and compare across teams.
Pattern Detection
Finds what linters miss: trivial comments, swallowed exceptions, generic naming, type abuse.
Auto-fix
One command to format, lint-fix, remove dead imports, and clean up generated code.
CI/CD Integration
Add to any pipeline. Set a threshold, fail the build. Works with GitHub Actions, GitLab, and more.
Zero Config
Useful output from the first run. Customize with .aisloprc when you need to.
Open source, MIT licensed
Free to use, modify, and distribute. Built in the open.
Blog
Guides, deep dives, and project updates.
Why We Built aislop
The problem with running five linters across eight languages, and how a single CLI solves it.
Read →What Is AI Slop?
AI assistants generate code that compiles but ships with patterns no engineer would write. Here's what to look for.
Read →aislop in CI/CD
Add a quality gate to your pipeline in under five minutes. GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and more.
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