Code Polishy

Keep agent-written code from becoming tomorrow's cleanup.

current release v0.27.5

Catch problems.
Before they get expensive.

Stop tangled architecture, giant files, missing tests, risky dependencies, and known vulnerabilities while the change is still fresh.

Set up Code Polishy in this repository. Follow https://github.com/riteofstring/code-polishy.

One workflow every agent follows.

  1. ./code-polishyw task-start --module MODULEstart scoped work
  2. ./code-polishyw test --changedcheck changed code
  3. ./code-polishyw merge-gate --base BASE_REFenforce policy at merge
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Version 0.27.5

Set it once. Build with confidence.

One prompt sets it up.
You choose when it changes.

Fast feedback
Changed files select only the focused checks agents need.
One final gate
Validation scales to the change and stops unresolved findings.
No prompt drift
Checked-in instructions give every coding agent the same rules.

The short version

Know before you ship.

The quick answers before you hand Code Polishy your repo.

What is Code Polishy?
Code Polishy gives every coding agent the same definition of done. It catches problems while the change is still fresh and stops unresolved findings before merge.
How does Code Polishy work?
One prompt sets it up. Checked-in policy keeps agents and CI aligned, while a version lock keeps the rules and tools stable until you choose to upgrade.
What problems does Code Polishy catch?
It catches tangled architecture, giant files, hard-to-follow functions, missing project checks, risky dependency changes, and known vulnerabilities.
When should I run Code Polishy?
Agents start with scoped context, run focused checks while they work, review dependency updates before accepting them, and run the final policy gate at a merge checkpoint.
Which languages does Code Polishy support?
It supports Go, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, and shell scripts. Reviewed language packs can add support for other languages, and repositories can connect their own checks.
Is Code Polishy free and open source?
Yes. Code Polishy is open-source software released under the Apache License 2.0.