haskell-agent

The Haskell release protocol is an eight-phase process covering environment, dependencies, code quality, docs, and publishing. You need it when preparing releases, setting up new packages, or enforcing conventions across projects in the ~/haskell/ workspace.

To set up a new Haskell package, load this skill to apply canonical conventions for imports, exports, module structure, and doctests. It provides a dev toolkit and default files to accelerate setup for packages under ~/haskell/.

The best conventions for Haskell imports, exports, and doctests involve applying a canonical guide that defines clear module structure and doctest standards. This enforces consistent development practices across eligible packages in the ~/haskell/ ecosystem.

This Haskell release protocol works for both existing packages and new projects. It provides default files and a dev toolkit to accelerate setup for new or existing packages under ~/haskell/, ensuring consistent practices across the ecosystem.

To run doctests in a Haskell CI build process, follow the eight-phase release protocol which includes code quality checks. The protocol enforces clear conventions for doctests across Haskell projects to ensure consistent validation during builds.

You should use a standardized protocol for Haskell build and release preparation to enforce consistent development standards and deep patterns across teams. It provides a canonical guide covering dependencies, code quality, docs, and publishing to reduce errors and maintain ecosystem consistency.