Enforce Bash scripting conventions across shell scripts, Dockerfiles, Makefiles, and Markdown YAML blocks.
npx skills add https://github.com/doccker/cc-use-exp --skill bash-style
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bash-style Source: https://github.com/doccker/cc-use-exp/tree/main/.claude/skills/bash-style Command: npx skills add https://github.com/doccker/cc-use-exp --skill bash-style
This Skill enforces Bash scripting conventions to improve readability and reduce errors across shell scripts (.sh), Dockerfiles, Makefiles, and YAML blocks within Markdown.
Apply the bash-style guidelines to your repository by running a style check on a sample shell script and updating comments to the recommended format.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To enforce Bash coding standards for clean shell scripts, apply rules that ban trailing inline comments and mandate line comments above code. This improves readability and ensures safe quoting and heredoc practices across your codebase.
Yes, you can apply shell script style rules to Dockerfiles and Makefiles. The conventions extend beyond .sh files to govern quoting, heredoc usage, and comment placement within these formats for consistent execution.
You should use line comments instead of trailing inline comments in Bash to improve readability and reduce errors. Placing comments on their own lines above the code ensures clearer scripting conventions for development and code review.
The best way to standardize shell code across CI pipelines is to enforce consistent style guidelines for quoting, heredoc usage, and comment placement. This ensures reliable execution and prevents syntax errors during automated builds.
Yes, this Bash style guide does check YAML blocks within Markdown files. It enforces safe scripting practices and comment conventions within embedded YAML blocks to maintain documentation consistency alongside your shell scripts.
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