oms-cpp-style

To enforce C++ coding standards, this Skill analyzes C++ code in OMS project directories to extract and document naming conventions, testing patterns, and design patterns, then applies these patterns to new code for consistency.

You extract and document naming conventions by running the Skill's Python scripts to parse C++ code, automatically generating and updating reference files for style, testing, and design patterns based on the analyzed codebase.

Yes, you can apply Flatbuffers usage patterns to new C++ modules. The Skill analyzes existing Flatbuffers usage in OMS projects and applies those specific patterns to new code to ensure adherence to best practices.

Yes, you need Python. The Skill requires Python scripts for code parsing and analysis to extract and document C++ coding standards and design patterns from the specified OMS project directories.

The best way to ensure matching smart pointer usage is to use this Skill to analyze the existing OMS codebase, learn its specific smart pointer patterns, and automatically apply them to new code for seamless integration.

You should not use an automated coding standards tool when the target C++ codebase lacks an established pattern baseline, as this Skill relies on analyzing existing OMS directories to learn and apply conventions to new code.