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# CLAUDE.md
This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
## Project Overview
`core/lint` is a standalone pattern catalog, regex-based code checker, and multi-language QA toolkit. It loads YAML rule definitions and matches them against source files, plus wraps external Go and PHP tooling into structured APIs. Zero framework dependencies — uses `forge.lthn.ai/core/cli` for CLI scaffolding only.
## Build & Development
```bash
core go test # run all tests
core go test ./pkg/lint/... # run tests for a specific package
core go qa # full QA pipeline (vet, lint, test)
core build # produces ./bin/core-lint
```
Run a single test:
```bash
go test -run TestMatcherExcludePattern ./pkg/lint/
```
## Architecture
Three distinct subsystems share this module:
### 1. Pattern Catalog & Scanner (`pkg/lint/`)
The core lint engine. YAML rules in `catalog/` are embedded at compile time via `//go:embed` in `lint.go` and loaded through `LoadEmbeddedCatalog()`.
**Data flow:** YAML → `ParseRules``Catalog` → filter by language/severity → `NewMatcher` (compiles regexes) → `Scanner.ScanDir`/`ScanFile``[]Finding` → output as text/JSON/JSONL via `report.go`.
Key types:
- `Rule` — parsed from YAML, validated with `Validate()`. Only `detection: "regex"` rules are matched; other detection types are stored but skipped by `Matcher`.
- `Matcher` — holds pre-compiled `regexp.Regexp` for each rule's `pattern` and optional `exclude_pattern`. Matches line-by-line.
- `Scanner` — walks directory trees, auto-detects language from file extension (`extensionMap`), skips `vendor/node_modules/.git/testdata/.core`.
- `Finding` — a match result with rule ID, file, line, severity, and fix suggestion.
### 2. Go Dev Toolkit (`pkg/lint/tools.go`, `complexity.go`, `coverage.go`, `vulncheck.go`)
Structured Go APIs wrapping external tools (`go vet`, `govulncheck`, `gocyclo`, `gitleaks`, `git`). The `Toolkit` type executes subprocesses and parses their output into typed structs (`ToolFinding`, `Vulnerability`, `CoverageReport`, `RaceCondition`, etc.).
`complexity.go` provides native AST-based cyclomatic complexity analysis (no external tools needed) via `AnalyseComplexity`.
`coverage.go` provides `CoverageStore` for persisting and comparing coverage snapshots over time, detecting regressions.
`vulncheck.go` parses `govulncheck -json` NDJSON output into `VulnFinding` structs.
### 3. PHP QA Toolchain (`pkg/php/`, `pkg/detect/`, `cmd/qa/`)
Wraps PHP ecosystem tools (Pint, PHPStan/Larastan, Psalm, Rector, Infection, PHPUnit/Pest, composer audit). `pkg/detect/` identifies project type by filesystem markers (go.mod → Go, composer.json → PHP).
`pkg/php/pipeline.go` defines a staged QA pipeline: quick (audit, fmt, stan) → standard (+psalm, test) → full (+rector, infection).
`pkg/php/runner.go` builds `process.RunSpec` entries with dependency ordering (`After` field) for the `core/go-process` runner.
### CLI Entry Points
- `cmd/core-lint/main.go``core-lint lint check` and `core-lint lint catalog` commands
- `cmd/qa/``core qa` subcommands registered via `init()``cli.RegisterCommands`. Go-focused (watch, review, health, issues, docblock) and PHP-focused (fmt, stan, psalm, audit, security, rector, infection, test).
## Rule Schema
Each YAML file in `catalog/` contains an array of rules:
```yaml
- id: go-sec-001 # unique identifier
title: "..." # human-readable title
severity: high # info | low | medium | high | critical
languages: [go] # file extensions mapped via extensionMap
tags: [security] # free-form tags
pattern: 'regex' # Go regexp syntax
exclude_pattern: 'regex' # optional, skips matching lines/files
fix: "..." # suggested fix text
detection: regex # only "regex" is actively matched
auto_fixable: false
example_bad: '...'
example_good: '...'
```
Rules are validated on load — `Validate()` checks required fields and compiles regex patterns.
## Coding Standards
- UK English (e.g. `Analyse`, `Summarise`, `Colour`)
- All functions have typed params/returns
- Tests use `testify` (assert/require)
- Licence: EUPL-1.2