Gabriel Martín Moran

You can improve code quality through refactoring, code review, naming conventions, error handling, and testing patterns like TDD, plus design systems using Clean Architecture layers, entities, use cases, boundaries, and dependency direction based on Robert C. Martin's principles.

Software engineers, code reviewers, and architects who maintain existing codebases, establish coding standards, evaluate code quality scores, or restructure applications for better separation of concerns and testability benefit most from these skills.

Invoke clean-code when mentioning refactoring, code smells, SOLID, DRY, linters, or pull request reviews. Invoke clean-architecture when discussing system design, layers, boundaries, entities, use cases, or dependency direction in application structure.

Yes, the clean-code skill is released under the MIT license by Gabriel Martín Moran, with source available at github.com/GabrielMartinMoran/skills, permitting free use, modification, and distribution in personal and commercial projects.

No external dependencies are required. You only need an existing codebase or design task involving code quality, refactoring, testing patterns, or architectural concerns such as layering, encapsulation, and separation of concerns.