Audited all ten Python projects on chore/linters without editing the monorepo.
Verified every Nx lint target delegates to its Pixi lint task and uses the shared pythonLint input.
Verified C901 and PLC2701 coverage, targeted Import Linter contracts, ast-grep severity exit behavior, Lefthook hooks, and PR CI.
Ran all ten Python Nx lint targets successfully.
Found that the blocking ast-grep replacement script remains untracked, and that Lefthook does not run ast-grep when only rule/config files change.
Lessons Learned: Pitfalls
The worktree includes uncommitted post-merge changes, so auditing only committed HEAD would miss the intended blocking ast-grep state.
C901 configuration is split between pyproject.toml and extending ruff.toml files, which makes a simple manifest-only check incorrectly report gaps.
Lessons Learned: Improvements
A small repository lint-wiring audit script could enumerate Python projects and assert Pixi/Nx delegation, shared inputs, and required Ruff/private-import checks.
Document whether ast-grep rule changes must trigger a dedicated pre-commit hook; CI covers them through Nx inputs, but Lefthook currently does not.
