The GraphOS team has introduced a new feature that standardizes GraphQL schema linting policies, aiming to ensure consistency across teams, tools, and workflows. This addition uses the Rover CLI tool to validate schema syntax, enforcing formatting and naming rules such as camelCase field names, suffixed input type names, and specific directive usage. The linter checks are available for all GraphOS Enterprise and Serverless plans, running automatically on new schema changes or manually using the Rover CLI. To integrate linting into CI/CD pipelines, developers can install the Rover CLI as part of their existing workflows. The feature also allows configuring linter settings in GraphOS Studio, including customizing rule severity and ignoring deprecated definitions. With this update, GraphOS aims to promote consistency at every stage of graph development, enabling developers to work more efficiently while maintaining high-quality codebases.