The **eslint‑plugin‑progress** adds a lightweight ESLint plugin that periodically logs how many files have been linted, so developers can see live progress and a final report (including total time and the slowest files) when running ESLint on large codebases. It’s intended for teams or individual developers who run ESLint across thousands of files and need visibility into linting performance. Installation is via npm/yarn and activation is done by adding the `progress` plugin and enabling the `progress/activate` rule in the ESLint config.