Independent software developer passionate about code quality tools and Windows batch script automation. I believe even legacy technologies like batch files deserve professional-grade tooling.
Blinter was born from the frustration of debugging complex batch scripts without proper linting support. It is now a production-stable linter with 175 built-in rules across five severity levels, a pinned batch-spec language SSOT, and a 203-case conformance corpus — helping developers write safer and more maintainable batch files.
I'm committed to keeping Blinter free and open source under the AGPL-3.0 license, ensuring it remains accessible to everyone while protecting the community's contributions.
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