code-conventions
Code Conventions
Universal coding principles and meta-conventions: how to write clean, secure, and robust code regardless of language or framework. Covers naming, file structure, organization, and active quality principles. Tech-specific conventions live in their respective skills.
When to Use
- Writing new functions, classes, or modules in any language
- Applying quality principles during code generation
- Naming variables, functions, classes, files across any technology
- Organizing code structure and project layout
- Reviewing code for general best practices
- Establishing cross-project standards
Don't use for:
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