Clean Code

Overview

Apply clean code principles to produce readable, maintainable, and testable software. This skill covers SOLID principles, DRY application, code smell identification, refactoring patterns, naming conventions, error handling, and complexity management. Based on the works of Robert C. Martin, Martin Fowler, and Kent Beck.

Announce at start: "I'm using the clean-code skill to improve code quality."

Phase 1: Analyze Current Code

Goal: Read and understand the code in full context before changing anything.

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