A structured 8-phase quality control tool that automates code audits, static analysis, and smoke testing for multiple programming languages.
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Code QC is a comprehensive quality control skill designed for AI agents to perform deep technical audits on software projects. It moves beyond simple linting by integrating semantic understanding, cross-module consistency checks, and dynamic smoke test generation. By utilizing Openclaw Skills, developers can ensure their codebase meets high standards for test coverage, type safety, and architectural integrity across Python, TypeScript, and GDScript environments.
The tool is designed to be highly configurable, allowing teams to set specific thresholds for failure and success. It bridges the gap between raw static analysis and high-level architectural review by automating the tedious parts of code checking while providing clear, actionable verdicts for developers and CI/CD pipelines.
To begin using this skill within your Openclaw Skills ecosystem, ensure your environment has the necessary language-specific tools installed. You can trigger an audit directly from your agent interface or terminal.
# Install prerequisites for Python projects
pip install ruff pytest pytest-cov mypy
# Install prerequisites for TypeScript projects
npm install eslint typescript
# Run a full audit on the current directory
# (Command executed via the AI agent using the code-qc skill)
Create an optional .qc-config.yaml in your root directory to customize failure thresholds and exclude specific folders like vendor or dist.
Code QC organizes its output into structured files and metadata to track quality trends over time. This data can be consumed by other Openclaw Skills for further automation.
| File Name | Purpose | Format |
|---|---|---|
.qc-config.yaml |
User-defined thresholds and exclusion rules | YAML |
.qc-baseline.json |
Machine-readable historical data for delta reporting | JSON |
qc-report.md |
Human-readable audit report with detailed phase breakdowns | Markdown |
scripts/import_check.py |
Utility for verifying runtime import behavior | Python |
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