CLI linter that enforces file-level and folder-level structural conventions TypeScript and ESLint don't cover, giving LLM agents deterministic rules to follow when generating code.
July 7, 2026
Summary
AI agents need explicit structural contracts to generate code consistently. Konsistent lets you declare conventions (exports, file coexistence, type implementations) in config, eliminating silent violations that break downstream integrations and reducing agent hallucination on architecture decisions.
Why it matters
AI agents need explicit structural contracts to generate code consistently. Konsistent lets you declare conventions (exports, file coexistence, type implementations) in config, eliminating silent violations that break downstream integrations and reducing agent hallucination on architecture decisions.
Implementation verdict
Replaces ad-hoc code review comments with machine-enforceable rules. Requires defining conventions in konsistent.json and running in CI. Ready now—already used in AI SDK and Chat SDK. Start with the Vercel skill to bootstrap config.
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