m12-lifecycle

RAII ties resource creation to object lifetime, ensuring deterministic cleanup when a scope guard is destroyed. This Skill guides you in applying RAII to safely manage database connections, file handles, and pools across threads and modules.

Deterministic cleanup for database connections is achieved by applying scope management and guard patterns. This Skill helps you organize lifecycle designs that safely create, reuse, and clean up handles within explicit scoped contexts.

Yes, this Skill provides guidance on implementing scope management and guard patterns in Rust and other languages. It helps you decide when to create, reuse, and clean up resources across different runtime environments and threads.

The best way to structure a resource lifecycle design is by defining explicit SKILL.md metadata and organizing guidance into scripts and references directories. This Skill validates lazy initialization, pool, and guard patterns for safe resource handling.

You need a guard pattern when file handles must be safely managed within a specific scoped context to prevent leaks. This Skill offers real-world examples and design guidance for applying guard scopes to ensure proper resource cleanup.

Yes, it enforces YAML frontmatter metadata for name and description, while supporting optional scripts, references, and assets directories to enrich lifecycle guidance. It also surfaces a toxicity check for safety and requires explicit dependency specifications.