Hi @sysadmiral, we don't have any specific plans for a puppet engine at the moment but that doesn't mean it won't happen. Certainly if you (or anyone) would like to work on wrapping puppet-lint up as an Engine, we'd love to have it.

We actually have a codeclimate-community slack organization where folks hang out to discuss engine ideas and development. If you're interested (you don't have to be authoring an engine to participate in the discussion), you can join our Developer Program to get an invite.

There is a pdk validate command now for linting file formats present in Puppet modules. See Validating and testing modules using the Puppet Development Kit.

Neat. If you (or someone else reading this) are interested in spearheading the effort to add a Puppet engine, I'd recommend:

• reading the overview of the engine spec
• joining the community slack where you can ask for help as you work on it, and ping us when you're ready to add the engine to the CLI and codecliimate.com