zyplux-cerberus 0.5.1

Cross-repo invariant verifier for the zyplux organization

cerberus

Verifies repository invariants — CI workflow structure, justfile and dependency conventions, CODEOWNERS, and release-version bumps — as a per-repo linter against a checkout.

Requirements

• uv and Python 3.14

The justfile check shells out to just, which ships with the package (via rust-just) — no separate install.

Lint a repo

uv run cerberus            # lint the current directory
uv run cerberus PATH       # lint a checkout at PATH

Runs every check and exits non-zero on any failure or error, so it drops into CI like any linter. Run cerberus list to see every check, its scope, and what it verifies.

Option	Description
--check NAME	Limit to named check(s); repeatable
--config PATH	Use a cerberus.toml other than the bundled
--fix	Auto-fix fixable problems (e.g. trailing whitespace)

A repo opts out of specific checks with [tool.cerberus] disable = ["check-id", ...] in its pyproject.toml.

Checks

ID	Scope	Verifies
justfile	content	Recipe names, aliases, check pipeline, wrapped tool calls, no trailing whitespace
ci-workflow	content	ci.yml exists, exposes a ci check, runs on PRs (push to main recommended)
ci-sequence	content	ci.yml runs the canonical check sequence per stack, in the org container
cerberus-step	content	A CI workflow runs cerberus to self-verify org invariants
workflow-tooling	content	Workflows set up only the workspace toolchain (uv, bun), not extra tools
rumdl-config	content	.rumdl.toml carries the org-canonical rule config (per-repo exclude allowed)
vitest-runner	content	TypeScript tests run on vitest, never bun's built-in test runner
ts-project-references	content	TypeScript typecheck runs via project references (tsc -b), not a per-package fan-out
catalog-discipline	content	Every workspace package.json dependency pins via catalog: or workspace:
release-bumps	git-history	A published target's version is bumped whenever its release surface changes
codeowners	content	CODEOWNERS present and covers /.github/

Config

Policy — required recipes and aliases, the canonical CI sequence — lives in cerberus.toml. Override it with --config PATH.