Code Craft

A small set of durable, language-agnostic engineering principles, plus a router to the dialect of whatever language you are actually editing. The principles are the same everywhere; only the spelling changes.

How to use this skill

1. Apply the core below where it improves the requested change. These are defaults, not reasons to refactor unrelated code.
2. Detect the language(s) in scope from the files being touched (see the detection guide), then read languages/<lang>.md when needed for its idioms and tooling. Load only the language(s) you are working in.
3. Read principles/<name>.md for depth when a principle is the crux of the change (a boundary redesign, an error-model decision). The core below is the summary; the principle file is the workflow and the nuance.
4. Run the project's required checks and verification appropriate to the change. A review does not require running the full suite. Report checks not performed.