Enforce standardized code patterns and testing practices for the Kubani project.
npx skills add https://github.com/X-McKay/kubani --skill code-standards-x-mckay
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: code-standards Source: https://github.com/X-McKay/kubani/tree/main/.claude/skills/code-standards Command: npx skills add https://github.com/X-McKay/kubani --skill code-standards-x-mckay
This Skill provides clear guidelines and examples for writing clean, maintainable, and robust code within the Kubani project, ensuring consistency and reducing errors.
Refer to the code-standards skill for guidance on how to correctly access configuration settings.
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Kubani framework coding standards enforce standardized Python patterns for configuration access, MCP client usage, agent creation, and skill loading to ensure consistent, high-quality code across the development team.
For error handling and logging in Kubani workflows, follow the recommended best practices outlined in the code standards to write clean, maintainable, and robust code that reduces errors.
The Kubani project enforces specific testing practices and methodologies for Temporal workflows and Pydantic models to maintain code quality and ensure robust application behavior.
Yes, the code-standards skill demonstrates correct usage patterns for accessing configuration settings and implementing MCP client usage within the Kubani project environment.
New developers joining the Kubani project can reference the code-standards skill to quickly understand and apply established coding conventions, ensuring their contributions align with project standards.
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