grit
Search and rewrite code with GritQL — declarative queries backed by tree-sitter. Use when refactoring across languages or applying AST transformations at scale.
What this skill does
# gritql (`grit`)
Searches and rewrites source code using a declarative query language backed by tree-sitter. Any valid code snippet in backticks is a pattern — no AST vocabulary required. Install: `curl -fsSL https://docs.grit.io/install | bash` or `npm install --location=global @getgrit/cli`.
## Searching Code
Find matches structurally (whitespace-insensitive):
```bash
grit apply '`console.log($_)`' ./src/
```
Patterns match the AST structure — variations in formatting are handled automatically.
## Rewriting Code
Replace patterns in-place:
```bash
# Replace console.log with winston
grit apply '`console.log($msg)` => `winston.log($msg)`' ./src/
# Delete matches by rewriting to dot
grit apply '`debugger;' => .' ./src/
```
Always verify with `--dry-run` first. Language-specific targeting:
```bash
grit apply -l ts '`console.log($_)`' ./src/ # TypeScript only
grit apply -l py 'def $_($$$args) -> $_:' ./src/ # Python
```
## Using the Standard Library
200+ built-in patterns available by name:
```bash
grit apply no_console_log # Remove console.log
grit apply react_to_hooks # Class components → hooks
grit list # List all available patterns
```
Browse patterns at [github.com/biomejs/gritql-stdlib](https://github.com/biomejs/gritql-stdlib/tree/main/.grit/patterns). Import remote patterns in `.grit/grit.yaml`:
```yaml
patterns:
- name: github.com/getgrit/stdlib#no_dead_code
level: error
```
## Saving Patterns for Reuse
Store patterns in `.grit/patterns/` as `.md` or `.grit` files, then run by name:
```bash
mkdir -p .grit/patterns
# Create .grit/patterns/use_winston.md with the pattern body
grit apply use_winston ./src/
grit check # Enforce as lint (fails on error/warn level patterns)
```
## Tips
- Use the [GritQL Studio](https://app.grit.io/studio) to experiment and debug syntax trees
- Patterns must be valid code in backticks — bare metavariables do not work
- Metavariable names: `$lowercase_snake_case`, anonymous is `$_`, spread is `$...`
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