cl-coding-style

Apply Common Lisp coding standards by enforcing 2-space indentation, kebab-case naming for functions and variables, -p suffixes for predicates, *earmuffs* for dynamic variables, +plus-signs+ for constants, and maintaining 100-120 character line length. This Skill implements these conventions during development and code review to ensure consistency.

Common Lisp naming conventions include kebab-case for functions and variables, -p suffixes for predicates, foo->bar format for conversion functions, *earmuffs* surrounding dynamic variables, and +plus-signs+ wrapping constants. These conventions improve code readability and make intent explicit across codebases.

Defpackage design involves choosing between import-from for explicit symbol imports and use for inheriting all exported symbols from a package. This Skill applies Google Common Lisp Style Guide recommendations to standardize package organization, reducing ambiguity and improving maintainability during development.

Standardize docstrings by documenting class and function purpose explicitly, following consistent formatting and placement conventions. This Skill enforces docstring standards alongside naming and formatting rules to reduce code review overhead and improve code clarity.

Yes. This Skill applies coding standards during development, review, and refactoring phases to guide naming, indentation, package usage, and docstrings. It standardizes style across existing codebases while maintaining consistency with Google Common Lisp Style Guide principles.

This Skill applies to both new and existing Common Lisp codebases. It standardizes formatting and naming conventions across projects during active development, review cycles, and refactoring work without requiring project restructuring.