Yeah, I have written multiple almost completely-vibecoded linters since Claude Code came out, and they provide very high value.
It’s kind of a best case scenario use-case - linters are generally small and easy to test.
It’s also worth noting that linters now effectively have automagical autofix - just run an agent with “fix the lints”. Again, one of the best case scenarios, with a very tight feedback loop for the agent, sparing you a large amount of boring work.
It’s kind of a best case scenario use-case - linters are generally small and easy to test.
It’s also worth noting that linters now effectively have automagical autofix - just run an agent with “fix the lints”. Again, one of the best case scenarios, with a very tight feedback loop for the agent, sparing you a large amount of boring work.