production-code-standards

Production-ready coding standards enforce TDD, security controls, error handling patterns, and code quality through automated checks. This Skill applies standards during feature development, code reviews, and refactoring by validating DRY principles, function length limits, input sanitization, secret management, and test coverage mandates across your codebase.

TDD enforcement implements Red-Green-Refactor cycles and mandatory test coverage validation. The Skill codifies test requirements as part of pre-commit checks, ensuring every feature includes tests before code review, catching gaps early and maintaining coverage standards across your pipeline.

Yes. This Skill targets legacy refactoring by applying CLAUDE standards incrementally—enforcing explicit error handling, input validation at boundaries, secret management with gitleaks integration, and TLS controls. It scales from new features to team training and brownfield modernization.

Security controls are embedded in the standard enforcement: gitleaks detects leaked secrets, input sanitization rules catch boundary vulnerabilities, and logging safeguards prevent sensitive data exposure. Pre-commit checks catch violations before review, reducing manual security audit burden.

The Skill enforces advanced patterns including dependency injection scaffolding, repository and service layer separation, explicit error handling, and Single Responsibility Principle. It validates naming conventions, max 20-line functions, and DRY compliance to maintain consistent, maintainable architecture.

Yes. The Skill integrates with eslint, tsc, npm, and gitleaks as core dependencies. It runs pre-commit checks across production code and tests, validating TypeScript type safety and lint rules alongside security and pattern enforcement in npm-managed projects.