coding-standards

To enforce coding standards across different programming languages, this Skill detects the language via file extensions and config files, then fetches the corresponding official style guide to review and fix code style. It supports Python, TypeScript, Go, Rust, and C/C++.

Yes, you can use this for Python and TypeScript code review with official style guide citations. It fetches language-specific style guides via WebFetch and references exact rules when suggesting style fixes or refactoring changes.

Language detection works by analyzing file extensions and configuration files within the project. Once the primary language is identified, the Skill maps it to the corresponding official style guide and applies language-specific coding standards automatically.

The best way to align Go and Rust code refactoring with official style guides is to use a tool that fetches the specific rules and cites them directly. This Skill applies language-specific standards to review code and suggest precise alignment changes.

Yes, this coding standards enforcement works with C/C++ projects. It detects C/C++ from your files, fetches the relevant official style guide, and reviews your code to ensure it conforms to the established language-specific standards.

To maintain consistent commit conventions alongside coding style enforcement, this Skill aligns suggested code changes with standard commit messaging guidance. This ensures both your code style and git history remain clean and standardized across the project.