ai-deslop is a set of opinionated Oxlint rules that reject low-evidence, low-signal AI slop patterns in TypeScript. The rules cover type-safety shortcuts such as chained type assertions, conditional empty object spreads, known-value widening, runtime typeof checks and object-typed parameters.
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Fail CI on the patterns coding agents commonly produce
Require real parsing instead of ad hoc typeof checks
Find type-safety shortcuts that accumulated over time
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