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Using Linters To Direct Agents

Source: Factory News
Author: Factory News
Date: Published Sep 17, 2026

Why it matters

Gives a concrete way to encode AGENTS.md conventions as enforceable, autofixable rules so agents can self-correct against CI instead of requiring constant human review.

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