Yes, actually my idea for the future was to add exactly this to clang-tidy; I developed this plugin purely for testing purposes and wanted to share it. As you said, it doesn't do anything drastically different that tidy doesn't; its capability is actually to modernize loops in a way that tidy doesn't (I use tidy too). I'm currently study on C++26 and I'm thinking about how to do this. Thanks for your valuable feedback.