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Validate Python syntax for one or more files via ast.parse, without executing them. Use after editing any .py file in this repo.
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| name | check-syntax |
| description | Validate Python syntax for one or more files via ast.parse, without executing them. Use after editing any .py file in this repo. |
A fixed, directly-executable script instead of an ad-hoc python3 -c "import ast; ...
invocation, so it can be whitelisted in permission settings by exact path rather than needing a
broader rule for arbitrary python3 -c/-m execution.
.claude/skills/check-syntax/check_syntax.py <file> [<file> ...]
Exit 0 if all files parse; exit 1 and prints SYNTAX ERROR in <file>: ... to stderr for any that
don't. Takes explicit file path arguments and does no shell substitution of its own — that's what
makes it safe to whitelist by exact path, unlike the ad-hoc python3 -c invocation it replaces,
which would need a much broader rule to allow arbitrary code.