gold-standards

You can enforce SDK best practices by applying a codified standards skill that checks absolute imports, parameter passing conventions, and error handling to generate a compliance checklist for project reviews and audits.

The NO MOCKING policy for Kailash SDK testing prohibits the use of mocks in Tier 2-3 tests, requiring real component interactions to validate integration reliability and workflow design without simulated dependencies.

To set up secure coding and testing standards for Kailash SDK development, invoke a best practices skill to review your project and generate a compliance checklist covering security requirements, testing policies, and documentation guidelines.

Yes, Kailash SDK development mandates absolute imports and enforces 4-parameter connections to ensure consistent module resolution, explicit parameter passing, and reliable workflow design across all projects.

The best way to verify workflow design and security compliance is to evaluate your project against codified SDK standards, checking for absolute imports, 4-parameter connections, and secure coding requirements during design and implementation reviews.

Yes, these SDK best practices standards apply to code design, testing, security, and documentation workflows, serving as a reference during implementation and guiding teams through reviews and compliance verification.