imitate-wenyan-style

To maintain consistent Java coding style when generating new compiler or Minecraft Mod features, this skill imitates high-confidence conventions extracted from your repository's style profile and representative snippets, preventing style drift by matching existing naming, structure, and error-handling patterns.

The best way to generate Java code following existing patterns is to use evidence-based imitation, applying high-confidence rules from your provided style report and representative snippets while applying conservative fallbacks when cross-language samples are insufficient.

To start generating a Java class matching Wenyan compiler conventions, ask the skill to complete a function for a nearby file path, describing the required inputs, outputs, and any exceptions while letting it apply your established habits like I-prefixed interfaces and Wenyan-prefixed classes.

Yes, this code generation approach supports Java 17 features like records and switch expressions, requiring their use when compatible with your WenyanNature style, and it encourages consistent JUnit 5 parameterized tests and correct nullability annotations.

When there are insufficient code samples to determine a coding style rule, the skill applies conservative fallbacks rather than guessing, following strict evidence priority rules to ensure generated Java code remains safe and aligned with your project.