context-and-skills-standards

Evidence-based standards for CLAUDE.md context files ensure concise structure and procedural focus, minimizing token cost while maximizing task guidance reliability. They provide a framework to avoid redundancy and promote actionable instructions.

To evaluate AGENTS.md context instructions, apply an evidence-based evaluation checklist and decision framework to ensure concise structure, procedural focus, and testing guidelines while avoiding redundancy across reference materials.

The best way to structure SKILL.md files involves following evidence-based standards to balance content, reference external materials, and maintain procedural focus to ensure actionable task guidance and reliable execution.

Avoid redundancy and minimize token cost in context files by applying a dedicated evaluation framework with specific anti-pattern guidance, ensuring all instructions remain actionable and concisely structured.

Yes, you can use this evaluation framework for feature-quality assessments. It guides the review of context instructions and reference materials to ensure they meet evidence-based procedural and structural standards.

You should avoid procedural focus in CLAUDE context files if it leads to redundancy or violates anti-pattern guidance, instead prioritizing concise structure and referencing external materials to minimize token cost.