moai-lang-cpp

C++23 best practices are enforced through automated code reviews and formatting checks using clang-format 19.1.7, Google Test 1.15 for testing, and GCC 14.2.0 compilation. The Skill applies these standards to code discussions, feature design, and troubleshooting workflows to maintain consistent quality across your codebase.

Google Test 1.15 provides comprehensive testing with a minimum 85% code coverage threshold required. This framework integrates with cmake-based builds and clang-format formatting to ensure your C++23 project meets modern quality standards for reliability and maintainability.

Configure cmake builds with GCC 14.2.0 and clang-format 19.1.7 to automate compilation and code formatting. The Skill handles toolchain integration, meeting C++23 language requirements and establishing clean architecture patterns through modern build workflows and automated formatting enforcement.

Yes. Google Test 1.15 integrates seamlessly with C++23, cmake builds, and clang-format 19.1.7 for automatic formatting. The Skill combines these tools to provide end-to-end testing and code quality workflows that meet industry standards for modern C++ development.

You need GCC 14.2.0, cmake for builds, Google Test 1.15 for testing, and clang-format 19.1.7 for formatting. The Skill requires integration with moai-foundation-langs and moai-foundation-trust, establishing an environment ready for C++23 projects with enforced quality gates.

Apply automated reviews during code discussions, feature design phases, and troubleshooting to catch best-practice violations early. Continuous enforcement through clang-format and Google Test integration ensures consistent C++23 standards throughout development, reducing manual review overhead and maintaining the 85% coverage threshold.