There are no standards in the Haskell community when it comes to IDEs and editors. As such we've found ourselves without a common benchmark for linting, formatting and code quality checks. Within our development team at Anchor, we wanted a tool that would: * Install in one command * Require nothing to be learned for a new developer * Tell that developer what they need to fix in the code that they modify. We wanted to to satisfy these needs, whilst saving developers from the drudgery of installing, configuring and running a suite of tools independently. Let's face it, if it's difficult to run the formatters and linters and not a part of your established work flow, some developers just aren't going to bother. We built such a tool: http://anchor.github.io/git-vogue/ To install and configure, just: cabal install git-vogue # Wait 15 minutes cd your-project git vogue init All staged files will now be checked on pre-commit. If you wish to check the whole repo: git vogue check --all You can automatically apply stylish-haskell fixes to staged files: git vouge fix Or the whole repo: git vogue fix --all Thank you to thsutton, groberts, oswynb, glasnt, tranma, barneydesmond and sio for your development efforts, and everyone who has taken the time to test and provide feedback.