Pi Jev Guard

What it does

Checks proposed Pi edits against repository Markdown rules and links each finding back to the instruction that inspired it.

How you can use it

Start by writing your project rules as plain text guidelines. Your developer can install the tool into Pi and add a secret access key that links to the TypeSafe service. You can choose whether it simply shares advice or actively stops edits that break your guidelines.

The tool sends proposed code changes across the web to TypeSafe for checking. By default, it only inspects files inside your active project folder. It serves as an extra helper to catch rule mistakes, not a guarantee that code is safe or bug-free.