Clean Code — Code-Level Cleanliness Analysis

Analyze source code against Robert C. Martin's Clean Code and report what to change. Nine dimensions covering the code you read every day: names, functions, comments, formatting, data, errors, boundaries, tests, concurrency.

This never modifies code. It reports findings; the user decides what to act on.

What this skill is not

SOLID tells you how to structure classes. This works one level down — the code inside them. Three concerns are out of scope, corresponding to the book's chapters 10-12, and are not analyzed here:

• Class responsibility, inheritance, interface design, dependency inversion
• Package/module architecture, dependency structure, architectural smells
• System-level over-engineering and speculative generality