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Closes the JS/TS gap in the model-routing table. Python complexity already routes via ruff C901/PLR; oxlint's complexity rule sits in the restriction category and is off by default, so it needs enabling by hand.
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WalkthroughThe Plankton Code Quality Skill documents oxlint complexity enforcement for JavaScript and TypeScript, routes related violations to Sonnet, and defines a ratchet-ceiling procedure. ChangesOxlint complexity guidance
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- Around line 306-309: Update the hotspot-ceiling workflow in the guidance
around flagged hotspot refactoring to recompute the global maximum after each
refactor. Lower the ceiling only to a value that remains at least as high as
every remaining function’s score, rather than blindly decreasing it after the
changed hotspot improves.
- Line 260: Update the complexity guidance around the “max: 20” configuration to
distinguish Oxlint’s default or long-term target from the initial enforced
ceiling. Require measuring the current codebase’s worst complexity score before
choosing the initial ceiling, so enabling the rule does not fail when existing
functions exceed 20.
- Around line 253-255: Update the Language-Specific Dependencies guidance around
the Oxlint complexity rule to first check for an existing supported Oxlint
configuration and add the rule there; only instruct users to create a supported
configuration file when none exists, avoiding unconditional creation of
.oxlintrc.json.
- Around line 248-250: Update the TypeScript/JavaScript dependency guidance in
the dependency table to specify Oxlint version >= 1.37.0, while preserving its
existing optional-dependency status.
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- Require measured worst-case complexity score before setting initial ceiling - Use <MEASURED_CEILING> placeholder instead of arbitrary 20 in template - Re-measure global maximum after each refactor before lowering ratchet ceiling - Document oxlint >= 1.37.0 as required when adopting complexity rule - Add rule to existing supported oxlint config before creating a new one - Include oxlint complexity in Sonnet model-routing row
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Closes the JS/TS gap in the plankton-code-quality model-routing table.
Python complexity already routes to Sonnet via ruff (C901, PLR codes). JS/TS had no
equivalent rule enabled by default: oxlint ships a
complexityrule (ported fromeslint), but it lives in the
restrictioncategory, which oxlint does not enableout of the box. The skill listed oxlint as Optional, so the gap was invisible.
This adds a section covering:
complexityin.oxlintrc.jsonwith the documented default (max: 20),verified against the oxc.rs rule docs.
play.
big-bang refactor, with a worked example from a public PR (modem-dev/hunk feat(ecc2): add crash resume session recovery #861)
where the measured ceiling landed at
max: 80and ratchets down as hotspots getrefactored.
Docs-only change: one file, additions only, no behavior or code changes.