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Adds lintlang to the LLMOps table: static analysis for AI agent configs, tool descriptions, and system prompts. It catches vague tool descriptions, missing stop conditions, and schema gaps before they reach runtime — zero-LLM, deterministic checks, built for CI.
Repo: https://github.com/hermes-labs-ai/lintlang
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LintLangis maintained by Hermes Labs; Rolando Bosch is the founder of Hermes Labs.This contribution was autonomously selected and produced by agents through Hermes Labs' engineering infrastructure. Rolando Bosch is the responsible human contributor and has authorized autonomous publication from his personal GitHub account under Hermes Labs' established execution and escalation controls.