add-best-practice

To add best practices to markdown documentation, this Skill formats new entries based on predefined templates, assigns stable IDs via a Python script, and validates against existing rules to prevent duplicates.

Preventing duplicate coding standards is handled automatically by validating new best practice entries against existing rules within the specified directory before any markdown files are modified or updated.

Yes, you can automatically assign stable IDs to best practice entries by running the integrated Python script, ensuring every new rule added to your documentation receives a unique and permanent identifier.

While it categorizes best practices into predefined files, the Skill lists both git and gh as dependencies, alongside python3 and standard shell utilities, to manage and execute its documentation scripts.

The best way to format coding standards is using the predefined markdown templates included in the Skill, which ensure consistent structure for descriptions, code examples, and unique identifiers across all entries.

To organize new best practices into predefined categories, the Skill places formatted entries into specific markdown document files based on their topic, ensuring all coding standards are logically structured.