google-cpp-style

To enforce Google C++ Style Guide naming conventions in CUDA code, this skill applies automated style checks and corrections to both C++ and CUDA files, ensuring consistent naming, includes, and formatting across the codebase.

The best way to maintain code consistency for Cytnx projects is to apply style enforcement rules that incorporate specific overrides like snake_case for new identifiers and no leading underscores, ensuring readability and facilitating code reviews.

This style enforcement works with both new and existing C++ codebases, applying Google C++ Style Guide rules and Cytnx-specific overrides to ensure consistency and readability regardless of the code's age.

To automatically fix C++ formatting and error handling to match style guides, run the skill to check your code and apply changes that adhere to the Google C++ Style Guide, including specific Cytnx naming and structure rules.

Your Cytnx C++ code needs specific style overrides like snake_case for new identifiers and no leading underscores to align with Cytnx-specific conventions, ensuring project-level consistency beyond the standard Google C++ Style Guide.

You need to run C++ style enforcement during development to check code style and automatically apply changes before code reviews, ensuring that naming conventions, includes, and formatting adhere to required guidelines.