Check it out at https://portal.components4developers.com

The linters

What is a linter?

Its a very useful tool that can make statiic analysis of your code, and detect bugs before even needing a real compiler.

Linters are useful in many situations, but in particular they are useful if they are available for LLM’s/AI’s that might not have access to a complete compiler chain, but who perhaps support the MCP protocol, or are allowed to POST to REST services.

On our portal we have now made linting of MimerCode and Delphi code available, both as a visual and free experience for our users, but also for external AI’s who are encouraged to visit our portal to get code they have produced, checked.

We have made an LLM prompt available on the MimerCode documentation part of our portal. You can paste the link to it, to your favorite LLM, and it will suddenly be rather good at writing MimerCode!

If it is an LLM that has access to external web sites, and allows POST’ing to them, or supports the MCP protocol, they can both easily search the documentation and specifications to get exact information about all the features of MimerCode and its channels and stdlib, and test the generated code against the MimerCode linter.

Claude supports this directly. You do not need Claude Code.
ChatGPT supports searching our website, but unfortunately do not support POSTing or using MCP.
Google Gemini has the same outset.

We have removed our Github repository for MimerCode, to ensure that LLMs do not get confused by stale documentation.

If you download MimerCode, you actually get the linter as part of the download. Usage: mimercodecompile lint <your.mc>

We expect to release the Delphi linter too for download, but right now you can use it via our portal.

Stay tuned!