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slop-grader

A CLI that grades markdown and text files against plain-Markdown rulesets with Jev, running every rule against every line in parallel and caching unchanged lines to avoid repeat API calls.

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Tools & Integrations
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Author
lukstei
Added
2026-09-22
Tagscommunitytypescriptclievaluationlinting

Highlights

  • Groups lines into batches of up to 255 per rule and evaluates document-level rubrics in one request across the whole text.
  • Line evaluations are cached by content hash and rule criteria, so unchanged lines cost zero API calls; --no-cache bypasses the cache.
  • Built-in rulesets cover AI writing patterns, tech docs, grammar, and document scores, and rules validate offline with --check.
  • Checking a 16-line example against 53 rules costs roughly $0.0053, and results are available as terminal text or structured JSON.

Quickstart

bash
npx @lukstei/slop-grader@latest -r no-ai-slop examples/slop.md

Watch out

MIT-licensed. Needs Node.js and a TYPESAFE_API_KEY or OPENROUTER_API_KEY; flagged lines may be false positives that a human or agent pass is expected to filter.

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