claude-code-skill

Development conventions for a TypeScript CLI repository define coding standards, directory structure, and collaboration workflows. This guide consolidates those rules to help contributors maintain consistency and follow standard tooling flows.

Optional resources in a CLI project are organized into dedicated directories such as scripts/, references/, and assets/. This guide documents how these folders are structured and validated to maintain clear architectural boundaries.

A Skill Unit is a modular component within the OpenClaw CLI architecture. Its identity and scope are defined by YAML frontmatter, which specifies the unit's name and description for validation and discovery.

Yes, esbuild is listed as a dependency for this CLI convention guide. Contributors need esbuild configured in their environment to align with the standard tooling and task flows documented in the repository.

Onboarding new developers to a CLI architecture involves providing a single reference for project structure and coding standards. This guide serves as that baseline, clarifying conventions and auditing consistency across contributions.

The best way to audit consistency across CLI contributions is to reference a consolidated guide of development conventions. This documentation provides the architectural rules and directory mappings needed to verify compliance.