cl-library-craft

To analyze a Common Lisp library, the skill audits project structure, ASDF system definitions, package design, and API patterns to extract design decisions and conventions, referencing battle-tested patterns from real projects.

Generating an idiomatic Common Lisp library involves applying established patterns from authors like Edi Weitz, Haverbeke, and Fukamachi. The skill produces a new library blueprint with proper ASDF definitions and package design based on these styles.

Yes, you can use it to audit ASDF system definitions and package design. The skill analyzes these components within existing Common Lisp libraries to extract structure, conventions, and API design decisions.

The skill supports generating libraries following Edi Weitz, Haverbeke, and Fukamachi styles. It applies these established Common Lisp patterns to guide the structure, ASDF definitions, and API conventions of new libraries.

Yes, YAML frontmatter with name and description fields in SKILL.md is required. The skill also supports optional resources directories like scripts, references, and assets, plus metadata fields for category, dependencies, and components.

Analysis focuses on project structure, ASDF definitions, package design, and API patterns. It extracts conventions from existing libraries but does not execute or test Common Lisp code; results are blueprints and design guidance rather than runtime validation.