ctxlint
Lint AI agent context files and MCP configs against your codebase
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ctxlint validates context files like CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, and .mcp.json by cross-referencing them against your actual codebase. It detects broken file paths, outdated commands, hardcoded credentials, and inconsistencies between context files before your agent encounters them. The tool runs as a command-line utility, continuous integration check, pre-commit hook, or MCP server.
Designed for teams using AI coding tools, ctxlint catches context drift that causes agent failures and wasted debugging time. It reports issues like missing build scripts, renamed files, leaked API keys, and contradictions between multiple context files. The maker says it was built with Claude Code.
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