OmniNose

We will quickly introduce how OmniNose works:

• collect: recursively walks a file or directory and detects the language of each source file.
• parse: builds a unified AstNode tree with Tree-sitter and loads the language semantic profile.
• detect: selects the test nodes and runs the 26 Lua plugins, each reading ctx.ast, ctx.utils and ctx.profile.
• report: aggregates deterministic findings in the console (ANSI) or as structured JSON; the web interface renders the results in a table.

Analyze a project with a single command:

$ omninose analyze path/to/project --recursive
$ omninose analyze path/to/project --format json
$ omninose web        # http://localhost:3000
$ omninose list       # shows the 26 available plugins

Structured JSON output:

{
  "project_dir": "./project",
  "findings": [
    {
      "smell": "sleepy_test",
      "severity": "error",
      "file": "test_api.py",
      "line": 14,
      "message": "contains 1 sleep/wait call"
    }
  ],
  "summary": { "files": 128, "tests": 412,
               "smells": 5, "errors": 2 }
}