Python Linting tool

linuxrebel/lint — arwLint

An interactive pylint session, built so a small model is never handed a wall of
findings.

• Walks findings one at a time — the model sees one finding, not a thousand
  lines of output. This is what makes it usable on a 7B model in 4 GB of VRAM
• You decide each one: fix, skip, ignore that whole kind for the run, defer
  to DEBT.md, or show pylint's raw wording
• Every style finding goes to autopep8, not the model — mechanical work does
  not need a probabilistic system, and a finding handled without the model is a
  finding that cannot be handled wrong
• Translates pylint into plain English — "Module name doesn't conform to
  snake_case" never mentions it means the filename. Each finding says what it
  means, what to do, and what happens if you ignore it
• Classifies how each fix can be applied — computed deterministically where
  possible, asked of the model only where judgement is genuinely required
• Snapshots the file and reverts the entire run if the result no longer
  compiles
• Filter by symbol or cap the run — /lint foo.py unused-import, max=N
• Deferred findings accumulate in DEBT.md rather than being lost
• Requires pylint and autopep8. Without pylint the command is never
  registered — absent, not broken