- category
- quality-scorer
- maturity
- growing
- approach
- A plugin of opinionated Oxlint rules that reject low-evidence and low-signal TypeScript/JavaScript patterns AI coding agents tend to introduce (array filter-map chains where an iterator helper would do, chained type assertions, unsafe dictionary types, missing safety comments on non-const assertions), plus additional rules for projects using the Effect library.
- access
- open-source
- owns
- An installable Oxlint rule set (via an agent-skill installer or manual vendoring) that lints TypeScript/JavaScript code for AI-agent-introduced anti-patterns as part of a normal `oxlint --fix` run, rather than a separate standalone scoring tool.
- distinctFrom
- Unlike ai-slop-detector-code (a standalone, offline Python/JS/TS/Go static analyzer producing a weighted 0-100 deficit score across five pattern categories), anti-slop is a set of lint rules that plugs directly into an existing linter (Oxlint) and enforces or auto-fixes specific TypeScript/JavaScript patterns as part of normal linting, rather than producing a separate slop score; unlike slop-detect.com or slopdetector-org (prose and web-design scorers), it targets source code exclusively.
- notes
- Quote is the README's own first descriptive line, confirmed via a direct fetch of the raw file. MIT licensed, 4,654 stars, created 2026-08-12, pushed 2026-09-10 (within this lens's window). Created a few weeks before the strict 2026-09-04 window start; included as a near-window gap-fill given its rapid star growth and in-window commit activity. No accuracy or effectiveness figures are claimed on the repository and none are asserted here.
