oaklint

oak is an opinionated, agent-first Python linter - a cross between Black and Ruff that enforces a curated set of rules targeting common sources of technical debt. These are the patterns that accumulate quietly, from minor style drift up to real structural problems, and they show up most in agent-written code and junior-developer code. oak is built to be both a linter and a learning tool: every rule explains why it exists, so the code gets fixed and the author learns the reasoning behind the fix. Built in Rust on the rustpython-ruff_python_parser crate, so it parses exactly what a modern Python toolchain does while staying a small standalone binary.

oak runs alongside ruff, black, and whatever else is already in your toolchain rather than replacing any of them. It stays fully compatible and layers its curated rules on top, so you keep your existing formatter and linter and add oak for the checks they do not cover.

Some of these rules are hot takes - deliberately more opinionated than a general-purpose linter would risk. In practice I have found they are what keeps medium-to-large teams and their codebases maintainable as they grow.

The set grows by one rule: if a standard can be systematically deduced from the code - checked mechanically rather than by judgment - it gets added here. Anything that needs human taste to adjudicate stays out.

Installation

oak ships as a prebuilt wheel on PyPI, so it installs with no Rust toolchain:

uv tool install oaklint       # install the oak command globally
uvx oaklint path/to/file.py   # or run it without installing
pip install oaklint           # or with pip

The distribution is named oaklint; the installed command is oak.

Usage

oak path/to/file.py src/            # report violations, exit 1 if any
oak --fix src/                      # rewrite files to resolve fixable violations
oak docs OAK005,OAK012              # print the full reasoning for one or more rules

Every rule ships with a full documentation page that an agent or a human can read on demand. Running oak docs <codes> prints the complete rationale, Good/Bad examples, and the recommended fix for exactly those rules - so the reader learns why the rule exists and how to apply the change, without leaving the terminal or hunting through the repo.

Output

A run is structured to be read by an agent under a token budget, not to repeat itself once per line:

Run `oak docs OAK007,OAK014,OAK015` for full rule reasoning, or fetch each individually.

  Code    Count  Rule
  OAK007     10  A public function or class is defined below a private function in the same scope.
  OAK014      3  A function returns a fixed-shape dict literal instead of a named type.
  OAK015      5  A function or method name does not lead with an action verb.
  Total      18

OAK007 - Public function or class must be placed above private functions
  tests/conftest.py:106:5: `build_client`
  tests/conftest.py:126:5: `Ledger`

OAK014 - Function returning a record must use a class, not a dict
  tests/conftest.py:69:9

OAK015 - Function or method name must lead with an action verb
  tests/conftest.py:85:5: `gateway`
  tests/conftest.py:89:5: `ledger`

Found 18 violations

The shape is deliberately agent-friendly and context-length-aware:

The docs command leads. One line points at the full reasoning for every rule the run hit, and says each can be fetched on its own - the agent pulls the deep explanation only for the rules it decides to act on, instead of paying for it up front.
The summary table amortizes the explanation. Each rule's definition and its violation count appear exactly once, so an agent can triage which rules matter before reading a single location.
Locations are grouped, not annotated. The per-rule message is stated once as a section header, then followed by bare path:line:column lines - each suffixed with the specific identifier at fault (a function name, import alias, or offending token) when the rule has one. A file that trips one rule a hundred times costs a hundred short lines, not a hundred repetitions of the same sentence and the same oak docs pointer.

This keeps a large run's output roughly proportional to the number of distinct rules plus the number of locations, rather than to the product of the two - so a sweep over a whole codebase stays inside an agent's context window.

Rules

Code	Rule
OAK001	Missing blank line after an indented block (`if`/`for`/`while`/`with`/`try`/`match`).
OAK002	Missing blank line before a `return`.
OAK003	Comment must be a sentence-case NOTE/TODO/XXX ending with a period.
OAK004	Continuation line must align under the comment's first word.
OAK005	Import must not use an alias.
OAK006	Only functions may be private; classes and module- or class-level names must be public.
OAK007	Private functions must be placed below all public functions and classes in a scope.
OAK008	Name must not be a single character.
OAK009	Test must assert observable behavior, not mock calls.
OAK010	Mock library must not be used, prefer an in-process fake.
OAK011	`pytest.raises` must not use `match=`; assert the full error message.
OAK012	Function returning multiple values must use a class, not a tuple.
OAK013	Empty string must not stand for an absent value; use `None`.
OAK014	Function returning a record must use a class, not a dict.
OAK015	Function or method name must lead with an action verb.
OAK016	Test must not contain conditional logic (`if`/`elif`/`else`).

OAK001 and OAK002 are fixable with --fix, which inserts the missing blank line. OAK003 through OAK016 are report-only. Each rule has a page in docs/rules/ with its rationale and a good/bad example. The rules planned next and the ones left to other tools are in the roadmap.

Continuations (elif, else, except, finally, case) are never flagged, and a guard clause whose block is a single return needs no blank line after it. A comment written directly above a statement belongs to it, so the separating blank line is expected above the whole comment run, not between the comment and its statement.

Configuration

oak reads settings from the first of .oak.toml, oak.toml, or [tool.oak] in pyproject.toml found by walking up from the current directory. A pyproject.toml without a [tool.oak] table is skipped and the search continues upward.

[tool.oak]
select = ["OAK001"]              # when set, only these codes lint (prefixes like "OAK" and "ALL" work)
ignore = ["OAK002"]              # removed from the active set after select
exclude = ["tests/**", "vendor"] # globs skipped entirely
action-verbs = ["yeet", "reconcile"] # extra leading verbs OAK015 accepts

[tool.oak.per-file-ignores]
"tests/**" = ["OAK002"]          # codes silenced only for matching files

In a standalone oak.toml the same keys are written at the top level (no [tool.oak] header). Unknown keys are a hard error and keys are kebab-case.

Inline suppression

A comment can silence a violation in place, following ruff's # noqa model:

import numpy as np  # noak                 # silences every oak rule on this line
import numpy as np  # noak: OAK005         # silences only OAK005 on this line
import numpy as np  # noak: OAK005,OAK008  # silences a comma-separated list

A # oak: noqa comment silences a whole file, with the same optional code list:

# oak: noqa               # silences every oak rule in this file
# oak: noqa: OAK005,OAK008  # silences only these codes in this file

A line directive is anchored to the line the violation is reported on, and the keyword reads case-insensitively (# NOAK). A bare directive with no codes blankets its scope; naming codes narrows it to exactly those.

Default rule set

With no select key, oak runs only the default-on set (see the roadmap) - the low-friction hygiene, formatting, and structural rules OAK001 through OAK008 plus OAK012 (no tuple returns), which almost any team accepts. The opinionated house-style rules stay off until you opt into them.

Enable the opinionated rules by naming them in select - the testing rules (OAK009, OAK010, OAK011), the record-dict rule (OAK014), the empty-string rule (OAK013), and the action-verb rule (OAK015). Setting select replaces the default set, so list every code you want to run, including the default-on ones you want to keep:

[tool.oak]
# NOTE: The default rules plus the action-verb rule.
select = [
    "OAK001", "OAK002", "OAK003", "OAK004", "OAK005",
    "OAK006", "OAK007", "OAK008", "OAK012", "OAK015",
]

select = ["ALL"] runs every rule, including the opinionated and heuristic ones. OAK015 is heuristic and fires against a maintained verb allowlist, so expect to tune it before turning it on broadly.

Development

make check     # fmt --check + clippy -D warnings + tests (the CI gate)
make format    # cargo fmt
make coverage  # per-file source coverage report

make coverage uses Rust's built-in -C instrument-coverage and the system llvm-cov/llvm-profdata, so it needs neither cargo-llvm-cov nor a rustup component. Point it at other target directories or llvm binaries with CARGO_TARGET_DIR, LLVM_COV, and LLVM_PROFDATA, and pass extra flags straight through (make coverage -- --show-missing-lines).

Rules live in src/rules/, one module per rule family. The pipeline is: config::Config::discover (resolve settings) → discovery (find .py files, drop excluded) → linter::check_source (parse + run rules) → filter by select/ignore/per-file-ignores → diagnostics::Violation (report) → linter::apply_fixes (--fix).

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