coder-craft

What problem does it solve?

This Skill prevents messy, risky changes by enforcing consistent, readable editing practices for implementing and refactoring code inside YAML task contracts.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Workflow that minimizes risk: breaks work into the smallest reversible steps, reads context_refs first, and verifies after each change.
• Clarity-first line composition: uses dense, precise naming and eliminates special cases by fixing representation and input types.
• Safe legacy modification: uses characterization tests and named refactorings to preserve behavior while improving structure.
• Structure and ownership: drives deep-module design, keeps knowledge in one canonical place (DRY), and avoids shallow pass-through abstractions.

Use it when you are implementing features, refactoring, or fixing bugs from a YAML contract—especially for risky or untested areas.

Quick Start

Use the coder-craft skill to review and rewrite the proposed code changes for a YAML task contract you are about to implement, ensuring naming clarity, safe incremental edits, and verification steps.