Meet the cold-blooded AI wrangler your sanity's been begging for.

Your AI writes code like it's having a seizure. Different styles. Random conventions. Variable names a drunk toddler would reject.

And you? You're stuck in an endless loop of corrections, watching your life tick away one "use single quotes, you digital moron" at a time.

Context Lizard doesn't negotiate with machines. It doesn't plead. It doesn't repeat itself.

It just lays down the law in a language AI actually understands.

One configuration file. Ruthless clarity. Complete control.

1. DEFINE YOUR STANDARDS - Tell Lizard exactly how you want your code
2. THE LIZARD REMEMBERS - Unlike AI, which has the memory of wet toilet paper
3. AI FINALLY BEHAVES - Code that actually follows your rules, not its digital hallucinations

The Lizard doesn't care what language you're wrestling with. JavaScript, Python, Java - they all bow to the cold-blooded standards enforcer.

It works across projects. Across teams. Across the existential void between what you want and what AI usually gives you.

You're not paid to babysit robots through coding kindergarten.

Let the Lizard handle the dirty work while you focus on building something that actually matters.

Context Lizard: Save your keyboard from rage-induced coffee spills over AI's formatting amnesia

A command-line tool for managing coding standards across projects.

npm install -g contextlizard

First, you need to log in to access your standards:

# Login with your credentials
contextlizard login

Once authenticated, you can view and work with your projects:

# List all available projects
contextlizard list

# Pull a specific project's standards
contextlizard pull <project-name>

After pulling project standards, initialize them in your current directory:

# Create config file in the current directory
contextlizard init

# Specify format (json or yaml)
contextlizard init --format yaml

# Log out from your account
contextlizard logout

# Reset CLI state (clear active project and login status)
contextlizard reset

For demo/testing, use:

• Email: test@example.com
• Password: password

Context Lizard generates a .contextlizard.json (or .contextlizard.yaml) file that contains your project's coding standards. This file can be committed to your repository so that everyone on your team follows the same standards.

The configuration file includes project-specific settings based on the standard you're using (React with Next.js, Node with Express, etc.).

• react-next: Next.js React applications
• react-vite: Vite-powered React applications
• node-express: Node.js with Express applications
• python-django: Python Django applications

Each standard includes specific formatters, component structure guidelines, and architecture preferences relevant to that technology stack.

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