React Doctor v2 ships one-command health check
React Doctor v2 is an open-source diagnostic tool for React codebases that scans for issues, scores project health, and surfaces actionable fixes. It is aimed at catching the kinds of mistakes coding agents and humans both miss, with support for modern stacks including Next.js, Vite, and React Native, plus an auto-fix workflow through its companion tooling.
Hot take: this is less a linter replacement than a “codebase doctor” for agent-heavy React workflows, and that framing is strong because it makes bad output from AI assistants immediately visible.
- –Useful for teams that want a fast, opinionated health check instead of stitching together ESLint, dead-code tools, and ad hoc review rules.
- –The score-and-diagnostics model is a good fit for agent loops because it creates a clear input for automated repair.
- –Support for Next.js, Vite, and React Native broadens it beyond a narrow React-only niche.
- –The value proposition is strongest for codebases with lots of generated or rapidly changing UI code, where regressions accumulate quickly.
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2026-05-08
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