Deslop ships Oxlint rules that flag AI-generated TypeScript patterns
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Maharshi365 releases Deslop, an npm package named ai-deslop that adds Oxlint rules rejecting low-evidence, AI-generated TypeScript patterns.
The rules flag chained type assertions, object-typed parameters and unknown return types, according to the Show HN post on Hacker News.
The generic rules are vendored from dmmulroy/anti-slop under the MIT license, alongside additional rules under the deslop/* namespace. Users enable them through a recommended config that works with Bun, Deno or Node.js.
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AIDeslop is an npm package, ai-deslop, that provides Oxlint rules rejecting low-evidence AI-generated TypeScript patterns, such as chained type assertions, object-typed parameters, and unknown return types. The rules are vendored from dmmulroy/anti-slop under the MIT license, alongside additional deslop/* rules. Users enable them through a recommended config that works with Bun, Deno, or Node.js.
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