slopscore 0.1.1

Added

• Claude Code plugin (/plugin marketplace add koopatroopa/slopscore): a
  post-commit hook scores every commit the agent makes and lays the
  evidence before the user - you decide what gets cleaned - and
  /slopscore:clean runs the consented remediation loop: fix the
  evidence, amend, re-score until it passes. Advisory only;
  cross-platform (the hook is the CLI entry point, no shell involved).
• slopscore hook claude-commit: the plugin's hook as a CLI subcommand,
  honouring the repo's slopscore.* git config like the git hooks do.

slopscore 0.1.0

Catch the slop before it ships. slopscore scores commits, pushes and PRs 0-100 for AI residue - leftover attribution trailers, # ... rest of the code stubs, review-bot stamps, em-dash and emoji texture - with evidence for every finding.

It's built self-facing: you run it on your own work, never to accuse anyone else. Validated against nearly 5,000 real commits and PR bodies - zero false flags on 2,300+ pre-2022 human records, 99.9% of attributed-AI records caught. A held-out set of 24 pre-2020 human PRs must score LOW forever; CI enforces it.

Get started

pip install slopscore
slopscore install-hooks   # a score on every commit and push

Or gate a PR with the Action (report-only by default):

- uses: koopatroopa/slopscore@v0
  with: { fail-on-flag: "false" }

In the box

• 14 deterministic signals over prose and code - heuristic-only, no LLM, no network, no telemetry. Folklore signals (em-dash, emoji, curly quotes) colour the score but can never flag on their own.
• Attribution detection across the whole family: co-author and generated-with trailers, bot identities, and the stamps AI review bots leave (CodeRabbit, Sourcery, aider).
• CLI for PR JSON, raw text, files and diffs, with JSON output and per-signal TOML config.
• Git hooks (advisory by default, one git config to make them block), pre-commit framework ids, and this GitHub Action.
• Reports with a band-coloured badge, path:line evidence, and a footer that always tells you the current blocking state.

Full detail in the CHANGELOG.