Review code and configuration names for clarity, consistency, and intent.
npx skills add https://github.com/Objective-Arts/lens --skill naming-scan
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: naming-scan Source: https://github.com/Objective-Arts/lens/tree/main/workflow-skills/utils/naming-scan Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Objective-Arts/lens --skill naming-scan
This Skill helps ensure that names used in code and configuration are clear, consistent, and accurately reflect their intent, reducing ambiguity and improving maintainability.
temp_data or inconsistent function naming like getUser and fetchUserData.Run the naming-scan skill on the entire src directory.
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To check code clarity, scan function, variable, class, file, and config key names against naming principles. This flags jargon, ambiguity, and inconsistent patterns to ensure names accurately reflect their intent.
Common AI-generated naming antipatterns include generic -er names and unnecessary enterprise suffixes. Detecting these involves scanning for ambiguous terms and inconsistent patterns that reduce code maintainability.
Naming convention review applies to configuration keys and API endpoints, alongside CLI commands, directories, and files. It checks for consistent patterns, scope-appropriate length, and meaningful suffix or prefix usage.
You need to scan for readability issues before committing code to catch unclear variables like temp_data or inconsistent functions like getUser and fetchUserData. This prevents ambiguity and improves long-term maintainability.
The best way to detect jargon and unnecessary abbreviations is applying a naming scan that enforces clarity principles, verb and noun usage, and scope-appropriate length across all code and configuration names.
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