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Dimensional Linter
No duplication, just pointers to the same thing.
Drop a file or a whole folder and measure how close the code sits to the standard. It finds the three things a machine can check honestly: duplicated literals (a value typed out many times instead of named once and pointed at), cloned blocks (the same lines copy-pasted around), and copy operations (code that copies data instead of referencing it). No AI, nothing leaves your browser, free.
Duplicated literals - each should be one named identity (an x), pointed at
Copy operations - copies, not pointers (judge each; some are legitimate)
Files by copy count
What the linter can't judge - these are yours to weigh
Honest about the score. It is a floor on cleanliness, not a verdict on dimensional purity. The three things measured are deterministic and real; the deeper rules - is each thing an identity + modifiers + derived state (x/y/z), does each fact live in exactly one place - need judgment, so they are flagged, never scored. A high score means the code is not riddled with copies; it does not prove the model is dimensional. And none of this is a speed claim. Free for early adopters.