code-formatter

Multi-language formatting enforces consistent code style by applying language-specific formatters like Prettier for JavaScript, Black for Python, gofmt for Go, and rustfmt for Rust in a single operation. The Skill auto-detects file types and applies the appropriate formatter, preserving code semantics while standardizing whitespace, indentation, and syntax conventions across your project.

Yes, code formatting integrates into CI pipelines and pre-commit hooks to enforce style automatically before code review. The Skill runs formatters and linters on staged files, generates diffs showing all changes, and reports results so reviewers see exactly what was modified and why.

Formatting covers JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, JSON, YAML, Markdown, CSS/SCSS, and HTML with corresponding standard formatters and linters. Language autodetection applies the correct tool to each file type without manual configuration.

Linting runs tools like ESLint and Black alongside formatters to catch style violations and common issues, then auto-fixes both formatting and logic errors in a single pass. The Skill reports all changes in a diff summary for review before the code is committed.

Project-specific style guides can be applied, but the Skill works with sensible defaults for each language. You can enforce your own rules through configuration files like .prettierrc or pyproject.toml that the formatters recognize natively.