global-coding-style
Follow core coding style principles including SOLID, DRY, KISS, and YAGNI when writing code. Apply consistent naming conventions, meaningful variable names, small focused functions, automated formatting, and proper code organization. Use this skill across all programming languages and file types when writing or refactoring code. Use when creating functions, classes, modules, or components to ensure Single Responsibility Principle, when avoiding code duplication (DRY), when choosing simple over clever implementations (KISS), or when resisting premature optimization and speculative features (YAGNI). Use when establishing naming conventions, removing dead code, or maintaining consistent indentation and formatting. Apply these principles universally across backend (.ts, .js, .py, .java, .go), frontend (.tsx, .jsx, .vue), and configuration files.
Installation and usage
Follow core coding style principles including SOLID, DRY, KISS, and YAGNI when writing code. Apply consistent naming conventions, meaningful variable names, small focused functions, automated formatting, and proper code organization. Use this skill across all programming languages and file types when writing or refactoring code. Use when creating functions, classes, modules, or components to ensure Single Responsibility Principle, when avoiding code duplication (DRY), when choosing simple over clever implementations (KISS), or when resisting premature optimization and speculative features (YAGNI). Use when establishing naming conventions, removing dead code, or maintaining consistent indentation and formatting. Apply these principles universally across backend (.ts, .js, .py, .java, .go), frontend (.tsx, .jsx, .vue), and configuration files.
Once installed, you can use this skill by running the following command in your terminal:
skills use global-coding-style